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Scientists are identifying enzymes that are extremely efficient at utilizing CO2 directly from the air and converting it into new chemicals and bio-fuels.
Two young DTU researchers have each won an ERC Starting Grant for independent basic research of EUR 1.5 million or just over DKK 11 million.
Denmark's new major tech and research event has created a venue for the research and companies that drive the digital development in Denmark and the Nordic countries...
New agreements reinforce international research collaboration and student exchange between DTU and Tec De Monterrey.
Researchers find correlation between immunodeficiency and pathogenic intestinal bacteria.
New technology allow researchers to find hidden cancer cells by measuring global protein levels in single cells.
Mapping of the complete genome of the obesity-prone Ossabaw pig gives new hope for further insights into human obesity and associated diseases
By engineering tiny soil bacteria, scientists from DTU Biosustain have found a new way to produce a fluorinated building block towards bio-based drugs and materials...
DTU Health Tech researchers develop a method for detection of SARS-CoV-2 RNA with the ability to be designed to detect other diseases.
DTU contributes development of enzymes to a new research center, which will remove CO2 from the atmosphere and convert it into raw materials.