Technology Implementation and Engineering Education Research
DTU ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
Through research in technology implementation and engineering education, we develop tools and methods for successful implementation of technology and for state-of-the-art engineering education. Our activities are organized in a number of research sections that focus on engineering education research and research in technology implementation within a wide range of engineering fields, covering both technical, organizational, and business aspects of the implementation process.
Innovation and Collaboration
When new technology is developed, knowledge about its implementation is crucial to ensure that the new technology is actually put to practical use and benefits society. Technology implementation and innovation are central to the entirety of DTU's operations and to the difference that DTU, as a university, makes for society. DTU Engineering Technology contributes to this part of DTU's work with a special focus on practical applications. We strive to be the leading experts on technology implementation in small and medium-sized enterprises in fields such as manufacturing, construction, utilities, healthcare, and agriculture. Collaborating with businesses is also seamlessly integrated into the curriculum of the BEng programme at DTU.
Research Sections
The scientific staff at DTU Engineering Technology are organized into a number of sections responsible for research, development, and teaching within various fields. By clicking on the groups below, you can access more information about them.
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Design Build Lab
The workshop and laboratory facilities at DTU Engineering Technology cover all major areas within engineering and manufacturing. From concrete to plastics, robotics, electronics, and healthcare, including a 600 m2 prototype workshop for product development and prototype production with state-of-the-art 3D printing and scanning technology. Design Build Lab is open to students around the clock, and businesses can also gain access.