Technical University of Denmark (DTU)

Partnerships with over 300 large corporations worldwide

Industry Partnerships

Collaboration at Campus Biotech in Geneva

Campus Biotech Collaboration

Development of robots for use in nuclear decommissioning processes

All-terrain robot for nuclear decommissioning

Research on advanced energy delivery systems

Future 'fueling station' for power or hydrogen delivery

Development of sustainable biofuel production methods

Transforming farm residues into biofuels

Research on solar panels that protect themselves in high temperatures

Self-protecting solar panels

Development and testing of autonomous shuttles in urban environments

Autonomous shuttles in Sion

Participation in the large-scale European brain research initiative

Human Brain Project

The École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), a public research university in Switzerland, operates over 500 laboratories and research groups, conducting research in fields ranging from information and communication technologies to life sciences and engineering. The EPFL+ECAL Lab combines design, engineering, and social sciences. EPFL collaborates with industry partners and academic institutions.

Houses over 120 startups, 26 large companies, and 20 service providers across 14 buildings, including 5 with bio or chemical laboratories, totaling 55,000 square meters of office space

EPFL Innovation Park

Advanced facility for micro and nanotechnology research

Center of MicroNanoTechnology (CMI)

Facility for biomolecular research and screening

Biomolecular Screening Core Facility

Advanced microscopy facility for biological research

Bioelectron Microscopy Core Facility

Gene Expression Core Facility

Facility for protein analysis and research

Proteomics Core Facility

Facility for cell analysis using flow cytometry

Flow Cytometry Core Facility

Facility for histological analysis and research

Histology Core Facility

The EPFL+ECAL Lab combines design, engineering, and social sciences to explore new approaches to innovation and technology development.

EPFL+ECAL Lab

The Blue Brain Project is a pioneering effort to create a digital reconstruction of the rodent brain by integrating experimental data and computational modeling. It aims to advance our understanding of the brain's structure and function.

Blue Brain Project

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École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne

Novo Nordisk Foundation

Research partnership in automotive technologies

Volvo

EIT Health

Partnership on electric vehicle technologies

Hyundai Motor Group

55% of companies in DTU Science Park collaborate with DTU

Industry-University Collaborations

Biotechnology project for sustainable amino acid production

Serine production using engineered E. coli at DTU Biosustain

Research on materials for sustainable energy applications

Energy-efficient materials research at CAMD

Collaborative project on electric vehicle innovation

Advancing electric vehicle technologies with Hyundai

Cutting-edge research in wind energy technologies

Wind energy research at DTU Risø Campus

DTU, an international technical university founded in 1829, is renowned for its research, scientific expertise, and innovation. As a national center for technological development, DTU operates specialized laboratories and research facilities. The university contributes to sustainable technologies, biotechnology, and energy-efficient solutions, focusing on innovation, scientific consultancy, industry collaboration, and practical applications.

Supercomputer for atomic-scale materials research

NIFLHEIM Supercomputer

Research center focused on sustainable biotechnology

Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Biosustainability

Campus specializing in wind energy and sustainable technologies

DTU Risø Campus

A hub for deep tech startups and established companies

DTU Science Park

Focuses on energy resources and CO2 capture technologies

Center for Energy Resources Engineering (CERE)

Student innovation hub for developing and testing ideas

DTU Skylab

DTU Nanotech is a leading research center for nanoscience and nanotechnology, focusing on areas such as nanoelectronics, nanophotonics, and nanobiotechnology. It houses state-of-the-art cleanroom facilities and advanced characterization equipment.

DTU Nanotech

EnergyLab Nordhavn is a large-scale research and demonstration project aimed at developing and testing integrated energy technologies for sustainable urban areas. It involves the construction of a new city district in Copenhagen that serves as a living lab for innovative energy technologies.

EnergyLab Nordhavn

20% of DTU research is sponsored by about 400 companies

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