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In the new World University Research Rankings 2020 which focuses on three core areas of university research, DTU ranks second in the world and number one in Europe.
In order to provide better service, better processes and better results DTU Nanolab has invested in state of the art infrastructure. Latest investments are the Multi-chamber...
At the time when Danish healthcare was in an acute shortage of protective equipment against Covid-19, DTU Nanolab saw it as an obvious act to contribute.
Having the right setting, facilities, and lecturers creates opportunities for innovative engineering students—for example for the development of new algorithms for...
Ada-Ioana Bunea—a postdoc at DTU Nanolab—is among the eight female researchers second from the right whom Villum Fonden has chosen to give a career boost with...
Due to the corona close down the previous three month, the Government has advised against all departure and closed the borders. This put postdoc Ada-Ioana Bunea in a difficult...
Researchers from DTU Nanolab have developed a detector prototype for scanning electron microscopes (SEMs) that broadens their capabilities for materials' analysis. &ldquo...
A biosensor equipped with a nanochip can detect diarrhoea bacteria in piglets and reduce agricultural consumption of antimicrobial agents.
With a new portable device, it is possible to detect salmonella, campylobacter, and avian influenza in poultry and food production in less than one hour.
Researchers at DTU have succeeded in developing a tandem solar cell based on sustainable materials, which even beats the energy-efficiency world record for this type of...
DTU Nanolab now has a virtual 3D version of the cleanroom. Here you can take a virtual tour on your own in the 1.500 m2 particle-free laboratories.
A new startup with DTU involvment will use nanowires to capture particles that can reveal diseases such as leukaemia.
The Danish National Research Foundation has invited applicants to enter contract negotiations to establish two new Centers of Excellence at DTU.
DTU is hosting the DTU High Tech Summit – the largest university-driven tech conference in the Nordic region, focusing this year on digitization and sustainable...
21 of 52 projects which receive grants from VILLUM FONDEN under the Villum Experiment programme are from DTU.
It is in the meeting between people that new realizations arise, new networks are established and failed projects can be avoided. Really that is the essence.
Henri Jansen is known as the magician of the clean room, because he is great at removing machine limitations that may arise at DTU Danchip—and dares to use unconventional...
Villum Fonden supports 53 new research ideas in their Villum Experiment programme. 18 grants were awarded to DTU researchers.
DTU receives strong support for establishing a new department with focus on health technology. Both from within the University and from existing and potential partners...