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Professor Jørgen Arendt Jensen receives prestigious award

This years' IEEE Rayleigh Award was awarded to DTU Health Tech professor at the IEEE International Ultrasonics Symposium in Glasgow.

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DTU Innovators develop the world’s thinnest eyeglasses

Even very high power prescription glasses can become ultra thin when nanostructure features are laser printed onto its lenses.

Map of intestinal cells to help the chronically ill

Better knowledge about our intestinal cells can provide better treatment for diseases such as Crohn’s Disease or Ulcerative colitis in the future. At DTU Health Tech...

DTU Nutech´s aktiviteter skal integreres i tre institutter

For at skabe bedre forankrede rammer for den nukleare forskning – og samtidig styrke andre eksisterende forskningsområder på universitetet – har DTU’s direktion besluttet...

New hope for improved treatment of psoriasis in the future

DTU researchers find a new way to fight inflammation

DTU Sundhedsteknologi i Medicoteknik

EU-bevilling til udvikling af medicinsk sensor

Professor Anja Boisen fra DTU Sundhedsteknologi modtager ’Proof of Concept’-bevilling på 1,1 mio. kr. fra Det Europæiske Forskningsråd, ERC.

Autonomously propelled micro robots for catching and growing living cells

Through the combination of micro robotics and polymer engineering, researchers at DTU Health Tech have created a state-of-the-art micro robot.