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Showing posts with label Technical University of Denmark (DTU). Show all posts
Showing posts with label Technical University of Denmark (DTU). Show all posts

Monday, September 19, 2022

Technical University of Denmark (DTU), Denmark - New lactic acid bacteria create natural sweetness in yogurt

Title:
New lactic acid bacteria create natural sweetness in yogurt
 
Author:
Charlotte Aagaard Knudsen
 
Published:
Technical University of Denmark, 22 september 2022
 
From the  article:
Researchers at DTU have developed a yoghurt bacterium, which can cleave lactose in a cost-effective and sustainable manner. This makes it possible to create natural sweetness in yoghurt with less added sugar.
 

Sunday, August 21, 2022

Technical University of Denmark (DTU), Denmark - DTU strengthens development of satellite-based technology

Title:
DTU strengthens development of satellite-based technology 
 
Published:
Technical University of Denmark (DTU), 16 August 2022
 
From the news article:
Satellites with built-in artificial intelligence for image processing will make it faster and less costly to retrieve surveillance data from space.
 

Friday, July 29, 2022

Technical University of Denmark (DTU) - DTU Electro: Stronger collaboration between photonics and electronics

Title:
DTU Electro: Stronger collaboration between photonics and electronics

Author:
Miriam Meister
 
Published:
Technical University of Denmark (DTU), 27 June 2022
 
From the article:
In the future, research combining electrotechnology and photonics will play a crucial role in the (further) development of the Internet of Things, technical medical equipment, new computer chips, and a wide range of autonomous systems. The development in these areas is expected to increasingly involve quantum technology as a basis for designing new sensors and components.  
 
To ensure DTU a position of strength in this area, the competences within electronics, photonics, acoustics, and autonomous systems have been joined under one organizational unit: DTU Electro. 
 

Sunday, October 31, 2021

UCPH astronomers find six distant – and mysteriously dead – galaxies [University of Copenhagen, September 2021]

Title:
UCPH astronomers find six distant – and mysteriously dead – galaxies 
 
Published:
University of Copenhagen, 23 September 2021
 
From the article:
ASTROPHYSICS Astronomers from the University of Copenhagen and the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), among others, have peered back 10-12 billion years into the universe and found six galaxies that mysteriously ran out of gas and suffered an unusually early death. The discovery was made possible by an astonishing cosmic phenomenon that gave the astronomers insight into these distant galaxies at an unprecedented level of detail.