A DTU student has analysed ChatGPT and revealed that the online service is extremely stereotypical when it comes to gender roles. The analysis is the first step towards providing AI developers with a tool for testing against all types of discriminatory bias.
A digital wristband that can predict obsessive thought episodes in children and adolescents with OCD using AI has shown good results in a pilot trail.
Getting a complex piece of hardware to work with all the variables of the real world is difficult. But through a DIREC-project collaboration, Luca Pezzarossa got much closer to having a working prototype.
The geopolitical changes mean that we have to build a stronger, more resilient, green, and technology-based future for Europe. Come join us at DTS 2022!
Two DTU students help medical doctors save lives and improve the patient experience through technical support at Masanga Hospital.
Lasse Engbo Christiansen has been central in the group that has calculated the development of the pandemic and the effect of restrictions and reopening.
By using UV light, we can treat infectious diseases including COVID-19 without antimicrobials, a new review study from DTU indicates. The invited review article is adapted to the WHO’s COVID-19 research database.
Op-ed by Jan Ardenkjær-Larsen, head of DTU Health Tech. Published in the Danish political media Altinget 21 February 2022.
Scientists find a new method to induce the piezoelectric effect in non-piezoelectric materials. It may enable new uses and safer materials.
Researchers from DTU and Rigshospitalet will improve the sound experience for the deaf or hearing impaired through virtual training with the help of the signals their implant sends to the brain.
DTU increases admission to the Biomedical Engineering programme, creating a new study line in digital health.
The Centre for Auditory Neuroscience will provide fundamental knowledge that will enable better solutions for hearing impaired.
New nanotechnological solution prevents bacteria from sticking to surface of implants. It solves a growing problem with infections.
DTU algorithm analyzes patterns in eye movements in patients with neurological and psychiatric disorders and helps in diagnosis.
DTU spinout BrainCapture receives DKK 40 million from EIC and private investors to get equipment for diagnostics on the market.
Calculating large amounts of data is crucial in combating pandemics and in developing individual treatment of patients.
Postdoc at DTU Health Tech, Maria Ormhøj, works with CAR T-cell cancer therapy with focus on brain tumours.
Medical science has evolved from a craft to a science. Therefore, engineers can help a health care system that is under pressure, according to Professor Jan Henrik Ardenkjær-Larsen.
In a new DIREC project, AI researchers are collaborating with hospitals to create more useful AI and AI algorithms that are easier to understand.
At DTU’s annual PhD graduation ceremony, Nikolaj Kofoed Mandsberg’s PhD Thesis was elected best at DTU in 2021.