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DTU Sustain
DTU Sustain - Department of Environmental and Resource Engineering, DTU - Technical University of Denmark
About DTU Sustain
DTU Sustain is one of Europe's largest university departments specialising in water, environmental engineering, and sustainability. The department is working to develop new environmentally friendly and sustainable technologies and disseminate this knowledge to society and new generations of engineers. Our research, teaching, and innovation activities are focused on: Air, Land & Water Resources, Environmental Fate & Effect of Chemicals, Residual Resource Engineering, Urban Water Systems and Water Technologies, Materials and Durability, Indoor Environment and Geotechnics and Geology. Privacy policy: https://bit.ly/2RGGVSz Moderation: We reserve the right to delete comments that are offensive or suggestive, personal attacks, anonymous, wildly off-topic, spam, or advertisements.
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Research & Knowledge
DTU Sustain PhD Student Phillip Aarestrup defended his thesis Calibrating channel roughness in hydraulic-hydrologic models using differentiable modeling at the DTU Sustain PhD Association meeting on Friday, September 11th, 2026.
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Presence & Recognition
DTU Sustain tested kits were delivered at the Liv in Lyngby event in Lyngby-Taarbæk Kommune and Lyngby-Taarbæk Forsyning.
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Research & Knowledge
DTU Sustain published an opinion piece in Politiken titled 'The full list of measures our groundwater deserves' by Hans-Jørgen Albrechtsen.
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Research & Knowledge
DTU Sustain PhD student Thulangi Gayathma Balasuriya defended her thesis titled Characterization of carbon for improved life cycle assessment of end-of-life plastics at the DTU Sustain PhD Association event on Monday, September 7th, 2026.
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Research & Knowledge
DTU Sustain developed MERWACS, a machine-learning-based pre-screening tool for chronic kidney disease using data from 30 years of health records and 6,000 people in South Korea.
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People
DTU Sustain welcomed three new colleagues, Luisa Pennacchio, Laura Tandrup Petersen, and Michelle Hueramo Flores, joining the department working to understand environmental and resource challenges and develop solutions.
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Research & Knowledge
DTU Sustain PhD Student Anders Hedegaard Jensen will defend his thesis on replacing natural sand in concrete using wood bottom ash as an alternative aggregate at 13:00 on Wednesday September 9th, 2026, supervised by Professor Lisbeth M. Ottosen, DTU Sustain, Technical Director Dr. Carola Edvardsen COWI A/S, and Geologist Anders Haumann.
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