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2022
Fem prestifyldte bevillinger til DTU-forskere. Billedet er taget ude foran hovedbygningen på Lyngby Campus. Foto: Bax Lindhardt.
18 MAR

Fem prestigefyldte bevillinger til DTU-forskere

I alt fem forskere fra DTU modtager i år ERC Consolidator Grants på ca. 15 mio. kr. fra det Europæiske Forskningsråd.

Micro and nanotechnology Optics Image analysis Medical equipment and systems Health and diseases Innovation and product development Systems analysis Mobility Transport behaviour
2020
Sarah Ruepp, Associate Professor at DTU Fotonik, receives the Elektron Award 2020. In this photo she exhibits an IoT-based tracker prototype. Photo: Jesper Scheel.
30 NOV

Internet of Things-researcher receives this year's AEG Elektron Award

She is a driving force in education and research of the Internet of Things. Associate Professor Sarah Ruepp, DTU Fotonik, receives the AEG Elektronfondens Elektron Award...

Information technology IT systems Energy efficiency Medical equipment and systems Health and diseases Physics
Chief physician and clinical associate professor at the Department of Dermatology at Bispebjerg Hospital Mette Mogensen (right) works with DTU Fotonik researcher Niels Møller Israelsen (center) to provide faster cancer diagnoses using imaging. Here, one of the Department of Dermatology's research nurses is being scanned.
22 OCT

The laser-researcher is there at the first cancer test

Collaboration between DTU Fotonik and the Department of Dermatology at Bispebjerg Hospital has led to health technology that can provide a faster skin cancer diagnosis

Medical equipment and systems Health and diseases Lasers
2019
Foto Vibeke Hempler
19 NOV

18,5 mio. fra Danmarks Frie Forskningsfond til tre forskere

Danmarks Frie Forskningsfond uddeler 208 mio. kr. til 35 yngre forskere med originale idéer og høje ambitioner. Tre er fra DTU.

Cells Biological systems Electronics Optics Nanomedicine Health and diseases
Photo: The Velux Foundations
28 JAN

Four DTU researchers chosen as Villum Young Investigators

Four young DTU researchers will each receive DKK 10 million for their research. This takes place at the annual appointment of Villum Young Investigators, at which VILLUM...

Aquaculture Hardware and components Telecommunication Building design Building construction Health and diseases Ecosystems
2018
Photo: Joachim Rode
11 OCT

Students want to combat Alzheimer’s with light

A newly developed light seeks to reduce degradation of the brain in patents with Alzheimer’s disease.  

Entrepreneurship Innovation and product development Medicine and medico technology Health and diseases

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