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Two new projects with participation from DTU aim at developing a new food category of tasty plant based proteins.
Damage to the microbiome caused by malnutrition is transmitted from mothers to newborns and has lifelong consequences for their physical and intellectual development.
In order to develop the innovative and cutting-edge solutions that are required to solve the climate challenges, we need strong partnerships across disciplines and sectors...
Innovation Fund Denmark supports research into sustainable solutions to control fungal pathogens in agriculture, to break down plastic and to accelerate bioproduction of...
Innovation Fund Denmark supports research into sustainable solutions to replace pesticides, break down plastic and accelerate bioproduction of chemicals, medicines and...
A new class of enzymes show great potential for streamlining the decomposition of biomass for further conversion into energy and bio-products.
One of the world's leading enzyme researchers Bernard Henrissat is moving his research to DTU, where he will contribute to building an internationally leading research...
A new flat brain model that self-initates gyrification is a large step towards more stable and complex human brain models.
New research unit to help companies identify and develop new drug candidates
Danish research into cell cultures and the development of proteins for biological pharmaceuticals—including for cancer treatment—is strengthened with new unit...