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While many students have had to drop their plans for an exchange stay during the coronavirus pandemic, BEng student Poul-Erik Siegstad is on an exchange stay on Svalbard.
High demand for graduates from the Bachelor of Engineering in Arctic Civil Engineering programme
Mining waste can replace up to ten per cent of the cement used in concrete without compromising the strength of the materials.
DTU is a partner in a new EU project aimed at recycling of mining waste in building materials.
There is an increasing interest in new technological solutions for waste and wastewater management in remote towns and settlements in the Arctic. That is one of the conclusions from DTU Civil Engineering’s international conference ARTEK Event 2016, where several solutions to handle the issue were presented. With over 100 participants and...
There is growing interest in technological solutions that can handle waste and waste water in the remote towns and villages in the Arctic.
In April, Arctic Technology Centre (ARTEK) hosts an international conference in Sisimiut, Greenland. The conference focuses on existing and new technologies that are tailored to handle waste and wastewater management in the Arctic and is a key activity in the Arctic Council's work on health.