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The inclusion of researchers from DTU Health Tech in a start-up company brings in new knowledge and competences, and drives product development forward.
On Monday 6 September, Dr. Jens Hjortkjær received the prestigous ‘Elektronprisen 2021’from AEG Elektronfonden based on his outstanding and exciting scientific...
Supported by the Lundbeck Foundation, researchers at DTU Health Tech together with collaborators from Copenhagen University and Danish Cancer Society have developed a new...
The Innovative Medicines Initiative 2 (IMI2) Joint Undertaking mobilised more than € 33 million to support Inno4vac, an innovative public-private partnership...
In collaboration with colleagues from the RIBBDD research initiative, supported by the Lundbeck Foundation, researchers at DTU Health Tech have uncovered new possibilities...
For the next four years, Postdoc Muhammad Ahmed Khan will be developing a novel and portable home-based stroke rehabilitation system using Brain-Computer Interface technology...
Heartbeat has trained the binoculars on the future and asked some of the leading researchers to estimate how they think health technology will evolve.
Heartbeat has trained the binoculars on the future and asked some of the leading researchers to estimate how they think health technology will change the conditions for...
Professor Morten Nielsen, DTU Health Tech, develops algorithms and models that are essential for creating better cancer vaccines and medicine.
We have talked to Professor Koen Van Leemput, who is heading the Medical Image Computing research group at DTU Health Tech, about his research and how it can make a difference...