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New unique techniques for investigating our intestinal immune system can lead to new possibilities for treatment of chronic intestinal diseases.
Three researchers have managed to get through the eye of the needle and have received funding for their projects from the Independent Research Fund Denmark.
Researchers at DTU Health Tech have developed a new water-based high contrast alternative technique for Magnetic Resonance Imaging.
Researchers from DTU Health Tech have shown how to measure the size and surface charge of nanoparticles with something as simple as table salt.
“Streptococci” is a term describing a group of bacteria in our oral cavity from which we mostly benefit. However, if these enter the blood stream they may prove...
The Copenhagen Center for Health Technology have launched a new app for collection of respiratory data. This is to be used for building artificial intelligence approaches...
While Denmark and DTU have been under lockdown, vital parts of society have kept going. This also includes to some of DTU’s laboratories.
Researchers from Hearing Systems at DTU Health Tech have developed techniques to decode attention from brain activity of elderly hearing impaired listeners. The results...
New findings by researchers from the Technical University of Denmark, Department of Health Technology, in collaboration with researchers from the Unit of Functional Cancer...
Postdoc Peter Ouma Okeyo and his colleagues at DTU Health Tech, University of Copenhagen and University of Oslo have developed a new method that can reduce costs in early...
Two young researchers from DTU Health Tech have received EliteForsk Travel Grants from the Danish Ministry for Higher Education and Science.
Assoc Prof Lars G. Hanson has developed an educational tool, the Bloch Simulator, for teaching and learning MR imaging and NMR.
Professor Sine Reker Hadrup is honoured with one of this year's EliteForsk prizes for her immunotherapy research. At the same time, three PhD students from DTU are awarded...
DTU and University of Queensland will collaborate on bioprobes for Hyperpolarized Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy.
Advanced software and magnetic stimulation of the brain aims to help patients suffering from depression.
On 1 January 2020, 41 employees from recently closed DTU Nutech’s two sections Hevesy Lab and Dosimetry joined DTU Health Tech.
The Novo Nordisk Foundation awards grants worth DKK 75 million for research infrastructures. Three of the six grants were awarded to DTU researchers.
A collaboration project will develop and test a new method for treatment-resistant depression
Professor Jan Ardenkjær-Larsen from DTU Health Tech receives the prestigious ERC Synergy grant together with Professors in Physics Martin Plenio and Fedor Jelezko...