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As part of the annual DTU Commemoration ceremony, Professor Sang Yup Lee has been awarded the title of Honorary Doctor. The South Korean Professor is a former Scientific...
Professor Christina Smolke, a member of the Scientific Advisory Board of DTU Biosustain, has been awarded the Novozymes Award for Excellence in Biochemical and Chemical...
Specially designed bacteria are used to combat climate change when Danish biotech company Cysbio develops the chemical plants of tomorrow.
Even though the field of biotechnology has always been thought to be inherently ‘green’ or ‘good’ sometimes that isn’t necessarily so. But with the new Sustainable Innovation...
Et nyt, storstilet EU-samarbejde er netop skudt i gang med en investering på mere end 40 mio. euro. Projektet, PyroCO2, skal omdanne forurenende, industriel røg til bæredygtig...
By engineering tiny soil bacteria, scientists from DTU Biosustain have found a new way to produce a fluorinated building block towards bio-based drugs and materials...
A new scientific study published in Nature Catalysis shows that baker's yeast can be designed and optimised to produce polyamines and polyamine analogues for tackling grand...
Octarine, a spinout company from The Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Biosustainability at DTU and University of Copenhagen, has now raised over 3 million USD.