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The corona lockdown inspired a lecturer to design autonomous robots, which were a hit with students.
Seven young DTU researchers receive Villum Young Investigator grants for a total of DKK 46 million.
17 green research projects at DTU receive a total of DKK 98 million from the Independent Research Fund Denmark.
The EU wants to accelerate the development of new batteries—but why is this so urgent? Tejs Vegge, professor at DTU Energy, provides the answer.
The students do quizzes and produce drawings about energy conversion as part of Luise Theil Kuhn’s classes, which are always varied, flexible, challenging, and engaging...
New EU project with a budget of DKK 150 million is to accelerate the development of the next generation of super batteries.
An international research team which includes DTU has contributed to a greater understanding of how ionizing radiation harms cells, and how we can protect ourselves against...
The Synfuel research project brings together electrolysis and thermal gasification, and can transform biomass and wind energy into ‘green’ methanol, which...
A new way to convert carbon dioxide into the building block for sustainable liquid fuels was very efficient in tests and did not have the reaction that destroys the conventional...
Anne Hauch and Johan Hjelm have been appointed professors in Electrochemical Materials and Interfaces at DTU Energy.