Research & Development Institutions (R&D)
| Institutions | Description |
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DCE - Danish Centre for Environment and Energy (Also providing services as a Government Institution) |
DCE is Aarhus University's central unit for knowledge exchange within the areas of nature, environment, climate and energy. Among our customers are the Danish Ministry of the Environment, the Danish Ministry of Climate and Energy, the Greenland Self-Government, the Danish municipalities, private businesses and the European Commission. DCE delivers advice and solutions that help greening the economy and promote sustainable growth at both local, national and international scale. |
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Department of Agro
Ecology
and Environment - Faculty of Agricultural Sciences, Aarhus
NOW part of WATEC |
Dept. of Agroecology is a department under the Danish Centre for Food and Agriculture (DCA) at Aarhus University. DCA is the specialist approach for government agencies and institutions, companies and organisations who want advice and cooperation within the fields of food and agriculture. |
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Dept. of Chemistry
and Bioscience - Aalborg University |
The primary mission of the Department of Chemistry and Bioscience is research and research based education in chemistry, environmental engineering, biology and biotechnology. The Department also contributes to innovative research and knowledge sharing in collaboration with industry, both nationally and internationally. |
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DHI (Also providing services as a consultant) |
DHI is an independent, international consulting and research organization offering a wide range of consultancy services, software tools, chemical / biological laboratories and physical model testing facilities. |
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DTU Environment - Technical University of Denmark |
Environment & Resources DTU (E&R) is a department at the Technical University of Denmark aiming at developing technical and sustainable solutions to minimize the impact of society on the environment through research and teaching in water supply, waste water, solid waste, hydrology, geology, eco toxicology, environmental chemistry and microbiology at an international level. |
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Forest & Landscape - Faculty of Life Sciences,
IGN, University of Copenhagen (Also a Government Institution) |
Forest & Landscape is a centre under the Faculty of Life Sciences (University of Copenhagen) working in the area of research, education, communication and consultancy. |
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GEUS - Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (Also providing services as a consultant and as a Government Institution) |
The Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland, GEUS, is a research and advisory institute in the Danish Ministry of the Environment. The survey also operates in the private sector. The work field of the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS) - geo scientific studies, research, consultancy and geological mapping - primarily covers Denmark and Greenland. |
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Center for Water
Technology - Aarhus
University |
The WATEC Group is dedicated to research in groundwater resource mapping. Focus is on airborne and ground based geophysical methods for informing hydrological models on the detailed hydrogeological structures. The research centers on instrumentation, high performance computing algorithms, and field and implementation methodologies for transient electromagnetics, magnetic resonance sounding, and induced polarization. The group works nationally as well as internationally on large mapping projects. |
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Dept. of Plants and Environmental Sciences, PLEN, University of
Copenhagen |
Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences conducts pioneering research that both creates knowledge about basic biological, chemical and physical processes and brings into play academic knowledge in conventional and new innovative biological production systems. The Department has established advanced technological platforms for bio-imaging, metabolomics, analytical chemistry and phenomics. |
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VIA University College, VIA Building, Energy & Environment Centre for Applied Research & Development |
VIA Building, Energy & Environment develops knowledge about resources. It's about limiting consumption, developing new resources, storing and recycling water and energy. |