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The hunt for a groundbreaking biomarker test for Parkinson’s disease continues with support from the Michael J. Fox Foundation.
The 2021 recipient of the Novozymes Award for Excellence in Biochemical Engineering is Christina Smolke who has pioneered the production of complex plant products using...
DKK 4.1 million from the Novo Nordisk Foundation enables DTU to ignite the interest in biotechnology among students in primary and lower secondary education.
New start-up develops home tests for patients with low metabolism.
Researchers find correlation between immunodeficiency and pathogenic intestinal bacteria.
New technology allow researchers to find hidden cancer cells by measuring global protein levels in single cells.
DTU contributes development of enzymes to a new research center, which will remove CO2 from the atmosphere and convert it into raw materials.
Analysis methods map the effect of dietary fiber on human intestinal bacteria, the microbiome, and show that not all fibers are equal and that different dietary fibers...
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.