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The Fermentation Based Biomanufacturing Initiative

The Fermentation Based Biomanufacturing Initiative provides research-based expert education in fermentation on Master-, PhD-, and professional level.

Overvejer du at lave en Ph.d.?

Har du overvejet at tage en ph.d., og er du nysgerrig på hvad vores ph.d.-studerende egentlig forsker i? Her forklarer 8 forskellige ph.d.-studerende deres forskning gennem selvproducerede videoer.

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KALENDER Alle

25 OKT

PROSYS Research Seminar... kl. 8:30 PROSYS Research Seminar 2019

29 OKT

DPC Seminar by Björn Erik... kl. 12:10 DPC Seminar by Björn Erik Fristrup Ekbrant, DPC

30 OKT

DTU High Tech Summit 2019 kl. 9:00 DTU High Tech Summit 2019

12 NOV

DPC Seminar by Pengpeng... kl. 12:10 DPC Seminar by Pengpeng Hu

Nyheder Alle

20. september 2019 Teknologi-konference om digitalisering...

20. september 2019 Bioøkonomi kan skabe bæredygtige...

10. september 2019 Stor bevilling opruster den biofarmaceutiske...

19. august 2019 Ph.d.-interview: Kemiteknik i biovidenskabens...

DPC FORSKNINGSCENTER

Polymer technology, polymer chemistry, rheology, filament stretching rheology, surface modification, silicone polymers and elastomers

DPC FORSKNINGSCENTER

CHEC FORSKNINGSCENTER

Catalysis, Inorganic chemistry, Combustion and flue gas cleaning, Diagnostics, Gasification, Pretreatment of biomass, Coatings, Pharmaceuticals

CHEC FORSKNINGSCENTER

AT CERE FORSKNINGSCENTER

Chalk samples. A large part of the oil recovered in Denmark comes from underground chalk reservoirs in the Danish part of the North Sea. In the laboratories of DTU Chemical Engineering, researchers inject brines of different salinity into samples of chalk saturated with oil in order to push out the oil—a method known as ‘smart water flooding’. The progress is then monitored using X-ray computer tomography scanning. Photo by Thorkild Christensen

Applied Thermodynamics, Transport Processes and Properties, Mathematical modeling, Material science, Petroleum Technology, Enhanced Oil Recovery, CO2 capture and gas hydrates,
Energy resources

AT CERE FORSKNINGSCENTER

Coating technologies from raw materials, over formulation, test and characterization to production and application. The center supports development, production and use of coatings with improved sustainability profiles over the lifetime of the coating.

COAST FORSKNINGSCENTER

PROSYS FORSKNINGSCENTER

PhD-students Frederico Montes and Carlos Eduardo Castelan behind a stirred tank which they are using for process intensification of gas-liquid bioreactors - a core research area at the PROSYS Research Centre. Photo by Thorkild Christensen.

Process Systems Engineering (PSE), Process Intensification and Integration (PII), process design and control, industrial fermentation technology, biocatalysis, microfluidics

PROSYS FORSKNINGSCENTER

PILOT PLANT FORSKNINGSCENTER

Distillation column. The distillation column is at the heart of many of the chemical processes going on inside the pilot plant of DTU Chemical Engineering. The column can be used to separate liquids with different boiling points, e.g., water and concentration of ethanol. Photo: Thorkild Christensen

Designing and building large scale plants, Unit operations, Industrial chemical processes, Operational experience, Design of components, Plant safety, Good Manufacturing Practice

PILOT PLANT FORSKNINGSCENTER

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Scientists turn wood into biofuel at DTU Chemical Engineering's pilot plant (360 video)

Click around in the pilot plant of DTU's Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering in Denmark as a researcher is pouring bio-oil from the huge H2CAP equipment. It's a new process for turning 2. generation biomass into diesel and gasoline which has now been developed. It's an integrated process for high pressure pyrolysis of biomass and catalytic hydrogen upgrading of bio-oil before it is condensed as liquid product. In the process small wood chips are heated to typically 450 ° C in a hydrogen-containing atmosphere and at a pressure of about 15-30 bar in the presence of a catalyst in a fluid bed reactor. The project is called H2CAP and is a collaboration between DTU's department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering and department of Mechanical Engineering as well as Stanford University, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology and the Danish company Haldor Topsøe. The project is funded Innovation Fund Denmark. For more information go to: http://www.kt.dtu.dk/english/research/chec/projects/h2cap

DTU Chemical and Biochemical Engineering new Building 228A short preview

Quick preview of new Building 228A construction process. DTU Chemical Engineering is a fast-growing department—in terms of both staff and research results. With new state-of-the-art facilities, DTU Chemical Engineering is able to expand the framework for research, education, and innovation. The new building 228A is part of a larger transformation of DTU Lyngby campus.