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Campus - 18.03.2026
Impressive rise in Quota 2 applications
Impressive rise in Quota 2 applications

Campus - Economics - 26.02.2026
DTU accelerates training of Industry Master's students
DTU accelerates training of Industry Master’s students

Environment - 24.02.2026
'We must not lose focus on the green transition'
’We must not lose focus on the green transition’

Astronomy & Space - Innovation - 18.02.2026
New research building and significant investments in space technology
New research building and significant investments in space technology

Innovation - Environment - 27.01.2026
You can now become an engineer at DTU in Risų
You can now become an engineer at DTU in Risų

Social Sciences - 27.01.2026
DTU President: 'Young women should be able to see that DTU is for everyone who can and will - regardless of gender'
DTU President: ’Young women should be able to see that DTU is for everyone who can and will - regardless of gender’

Innovation - Health - 14.01.2026
From research to impact: DTU becomes a partner in Innovation District Copenhagen
From research to impact: DTU becomes a partner in Innovation District Copenhagen

Research Management - Innovation - 18.12.2025
At DTU, impact and excellence go hand in hand
At DTU, impact and excellence go hand in hand

Astronomy & Space - 17.12.2025
Satellites autonomously find each other in space - making missions 'easier, cheaper, and far more flexible'
Satellites autonomously find each other in space - making missions ’easier, cheaper, and far more flexible’
Space technology Using AI, advanced camera technology, and navigation developed by DTU Space, satellites can now all by themselves maneuver and maintain formation with extreme precision - without any assistance from Earth.

Innovation - 04.12.2025
ASCEND Innovation Conference: We must act-and act now
ASCEND Innovation Conference: We must act-and act now

Innovation - Campus - 03.12.2025
Associate Professor: 'The students have to develop an AI assistant based on the syllabus and fact-check its answers'
Associate Professor: ’The students have to develop an AI assistant based on the syllabus and fact-check its answers’

Innovation - Computer Science - 25.11.2025
Companies in DTU Nanolab: Racing to achieve quantum computing breakthrough
Companies in DTU Nanolab: Racing to achieve quantum computing breakthrough

Innovation - Physics - 24.11.2025
Danish quantum chips will be manufactured here
Danish quantum chips will be manufactured here

Campus - Career - 20.11.2025
DTU departments hiring more female researchers: 'We set a broad field - and choose the best'
DTU departments hiring more female researchers: ’We set a broad field - and choose the best’

Environment - Life Sciences - 19.11.2025
DTU professor at climate summit: 'Politicians have opened their eyes to biosolutions'
DTU professor at climate summit: ’Politicians have opened their eyes to biosolutions’

Mechanical Engineering - Career - 19.11.2025
She combines a digital study programme with a dance career: 'I love the freedom of my study programme'
She combines a digital study programme with a dance career: ’I love the freedom of my study programme’

Innovation - Economics - 13.11.2025
DTU innovation DNA becoming a national framework
DTU innovation DNA becoming a national framework

Innovation - Economics - 09.10.2025
New entrepreneurial hub to make one in ten DTU start-ups a growth company
New entrepreneurial hub to make one in ten DTU start-ups a growth company

Innovation - 09.10.2025
DTU Summit: Universities play a crucial role in Europe's future
DTU Summit: Universities play a crucial role in Europe’s future

Innovation - Microtechnics - 29.09.2025
Why drones have caught the world’s attention

Innovation - Environment - 12.09.2025
Provost: It is our duty to contribute to improving Europe's security
Provost: It is our duty to contribute to improving Europe’s security

Environment - 26.08.2025
The environmental cost of everyday choices
The environmental cost of everyday choices
Sustainability Choosing how to live in a way that truly helps our overburdened planet can be difficult.

Pedagogy - Campus - 14.08.2025
At DTU students learn physics with both heads and hands
At DTU students learn physics with both heads and hands

Campus - 28.07.2025
Strong admission figures for DTU programmes
Strong admission figures for DTU programmes

Innovation - Economics - 21.07.2025
More companies are based on inventions from DTU
More companies are based on inventions from DTU

Event - 04.07.2025
Dean of Studies: 'The collaboration with Roskilde Festival is unique'
Dean of Studies: ’The collaboration with Roskilde Festival is unique’

Research Management - Campus - 19.06.2025
DTU advances in rankings of the world's best universities
DTU advances in rankings of the world’s best universities

Career - Innovation - 17.06.2025
New Head of Department of DTU Chemical Engineering
New Head of Department of DTU Chemical Engineering

Pharmacology - Health - 04.06.2025
He has decoded the secret of bacteria: It is important to have clearly defined goals for your life
He has decoded the secret of bacteria: It is important to have clearly defined goals for your life

Health - Innovation - 02.06.2025
Groundbreaking ceremony for facility to develop and manufacture cell therapy for chronic diseases
Groundbreaking ceremony for facility to develop and manufacture cell therapy for chronic diseases

Innovation - Economics - 28.05.2025
Anders Bjarklev's 40th anniversary: 'My experience of starting a business shaped my mission as President'
Anders Bjarklev’s 40th anniversary: ’My experience of starting a business shaped my mission as President’

Innovation - Environment - 21.05.2025
'We have a culture of finding solutions to things that are quite difficult'
’We have a culture of finding solutions to things that are quite difficult’

Event - Innovation - 05.05.2025
Commemoration Day 2025: A celebration of innovation, startups and research
Commemoration Day 2025: A celebration of innovation, startups and research

Innovation - 01.05.2025
Artificial intelligence detects significantly more high-risk pregnancies
Artificial intelligence detects significantly more high-risk pregnancies
AI models for analysing ultrasound images can reveal up to 35 per cent more high-risk pregnancies, thereby preventing premature births or birth complications.