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While temperatures rise, financing and implementation of climate adaptation is falling behind. Focus on nature-based solutions and initiatives with real impact on climate...
The new director of the UNEP DTU Partnership comes from a position at the Global Green Growth Institute in Seoul.
The more data we share, the more informed society's decision-making become. This is the opinion of Pierre Pinson, who is new professor in operations research at DTU...
Danish shipping companies can save many thousands of tonnes of CO2 and hundreds of millions of kroner annually with an innovative digital solution for loading ships, which...
Assistant Professor Morten Ryberg from DTU Management has been awarded the Jorck’s Foundation Prize for his sustainability assessments. His future goal is the assessment...
DTU joins other leading science organisations, delivering the latest data on climate change and the need for action.
Though facing fierce competition, the Danish team with two PhD students from DTU and their supervisors won the International Timetabling Competition.
This week, two new professors will join DTU Management’s Sustainability Division. Both will strengthen the research on climate and energy economics at the department...
The corona situation means that many people now have to work from home—but how do we deal with this challenge? DTU researchers have set out to investigate this.
UNEP DTU Partnership is collaborating with 'ServedOnSalt', on a prototype stove that can store heat generated from solar energy for clean cooking.
DTU Management’s new professor is specialized in leadership and innovation management, and she is looking forward to working with her new colleagues at DTU as well...
Innovation Fund Denmark’s Industrial Researcher Prize is awarded to Alexandria Trattner, who in her industrial PhD thesis has developed tools for the Rockwool Group...
Research from DTU shows that biochemical products, such as lactic acid, are often not as sustainable as we might think
Associate Professor Christine Ipsen is committed to making DTU an even better place to work by highlighting how we can exploit diversity.
More than 100 students, early startups and members of the Disabled Peoples’ Organizations Denmark participated in the kick-off event for Technology leaving no one...
In a new Emissions Gap Report, the UN warns that global CO2 emissions are still increasing even though the countries have pledged to reduce them.
After three successful years, the Bitten & Mads Clausen Foundation has renewed support to UNEP DTU Partnership's work on district energy and energy efficiency.
Research from UNEP DTU Partnership is part of the science behind the policy decisions, as world leaders meet to increase the ambition for climate action in New York.
John Christensen gave several lectures as Sustainable Development Professor and met with former the UN General Secretary and the Executive Director of IGEE to discuss future...