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As the internet grows ever larger, there is an increasing need for innovation in the core technologies which drive the backbone of the internet.
Researchers from the NanoPhoton Center at DTU have developed a nanostructure which compresses the light so that it becomes 10,000 times thinner than a human hair. This...
A DTU Electro research project with Zealand University Hospital investigates the possibilities of upgrading teledata communication in Region Zealand, so that large amounts...
The internet is one of the world's greatest climate sinners. On September 5th Professor Leif Katsuo Oxenløwe will hold a lecture about why the Internet is still to be...
Associate professor Nils Axel Andersen has spent 40 years working at DTU, helping solve societal challenges in health, transportation and robotics, all while educating...
Hao Hu and Yong Liu developed a new OPA that replaces the multiple emitters of traditional OPAs with a slab grating to create a single emitter. This design enables beam...
In an announcement on May 17 2022, the Royal Academy announced its inclusion of 15 new members in the natural sciences class. Professor Oxenløwe was among them, and he...
I alt fem forskere fra DTU modtager i år ERC Consolidator Grants på ca. 15 mio. kr. fra det Europæiske Forskningsråd.
A completely new type of detector for decoding data transmitted using laser light can help break current speed limits on the Internet.
By using UV light, we can treat infectious diseases including COVID-19 without antimicrobials, a new review study from DTU indicates. The invited review article is adapted...