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Professor and climate researcher Shfaqat Abbas Khan has received DKK 37 million from the Novo Nordisk Foundation for research into global sea level rise research caused...
With DTU Space as co-organiser, ESA has challenged researchers and students in Europe with a contest to create the best maps of drifting sea ice in the Arctic using satellite...
18 lakes on the ice sheet have collapsed, and the water from them is causing glaciers to slide faster towards the sea, according to new international research with contributions...
A successful and very rare sighting of a luminous jet spewed by a gigantic black hole can help us better understand the nature of these extreme objects.
The melting of Greenland's many smaller glaciers is increasing, and it now sends 15 billion tons extra of water into the sea annually, according to new research led by...
A 3,962 km maritime boundary between Canada and the Kingdom of Denmark has been determined with advice and knowledge from DTU Space.
DTU experts have carried out surveys of sea and land ice in the Arctic to test methods to improve data for UN climate models.
Gazing back to the early epochs after the Big Bang, scientists, for the first time, have found the ancestor of a supermassive black hole.
A special camera designed for space telescopes can also be used in scanners that can detect breast cancer far more effectively than regular mammograms.
A link between exploding stars, called supernovae, and life on Earth has been discovered, according to new research from DTU.