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Professor Anne Ladegaard Skov received the prestigious Grundfos Prize yesterday.
Tailor-made polymers connected to a power supply can replicate the labour carried out by human muscles. The challenge is to increase the power to levels that may, for...
Industry members of the KT-Consortium: Thermodynamic modelling needs to have a stronger position when it comes to renewable energy and sustainable use of resources.
Many polymer waste fractions are hard to recycle mechanically. For these fractions, a relevant recycling technique could be incineration followed by CO2 capture with the...
After two years with Covid-19, Summer University is back at DTU Chemical Engineering. 82 American students are here to learn about unit operations.
A new Virtual Laboratory at DTU Chemical Engineering allows studying optimization of industrial bioprocesses.
New agreements reinforce international research collaboration and student exchange between DTU and Tec De Monterrey.
DTU researchers are exploring potential applications in chemical and biomolecular design to develop better products and chemical processes to the industry with application...
This year's Emission Gap Report states that CO2 emissions are heading in the wrong direction. Read about five possible solutions.
Using pyrolysis, straw and liquid manure can be heated to very high temperatures and become biocoal and gas. The biocoal can be spread on fields and be stored for hundreds...
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