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New study shows that the melt process reacts surprisingly quickly to changes in the atmosphere and the waters around Greenland.
On Wednesday, 28 November, HRH Crown Prince Frederik spearheaded the inauguration of two new laboratories.
Mining waste can replace up to ten per cent of the cement used in concrete without compromising the strength of the materials.
An international team of researchers has discovered a giant meteorite crater—with a diameter of 31 km—buried deep under the inland ice in Greenland.
Using weather data and a state-of-the-art snow model, tightly constrained by in-situ firn observations, a team of researchers have revealed what controls key physical characteristics...
DTU has recruited a new head of centre to work with coordination and dissemination of the University's Arctic activities within research, education, innovation and research...
DTU Civil Engineering has received funding of DKK 12.2 million to study and evaluate housing construction in Greenland.
At regular intervals in 2018, a mission to which DTU contributes will launch into space.
Sea animals and plants absorb massive quantities of CO2 from the atmosphere and thus serve as a buffer against global warming. But will this change in line with the oceans...
DTU Space has made a big scientific contribution to NASA’s climate research mission GRACE, which is now ending after 15 years.