Science and technology for tomorrow

Donations to research and learning in 2021

68

million DKK

The Foundation donated 68m DKK to research and learning in 2021

34 %

34 % of the Foundation’s donations in 2021 went to research and learning within science and technology.

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You can find more information about our work in the Annual Review.

Research

Center of Digitalized Electronics (CoDE)

To truly enable green transition within the energy and transport sectors, researchers at Aalborg University are developing new digital design and product qualification processes allowing for higher efficiency and more compact power electronics systems.

Partner

Aalborg University

Research

Next Generation Water Action

Combining forces of 100+ selected international young academics and entrepreneurs to tackle the most pressing global water challenges by developing bold, sustainable solutions with industry, academic and public partners.

Research

Data modelling in UPPAAL

Researchers at the Department of Computer Science at Aalborg University are developing a model that predicts whether specific COVID-19 restrictions have any effect. The system will be used as decision support for the public authorities when determining how much and how long to close down activities in society to avoid exponential virus growth.

Research

Living Systematic Review

An international research group, led by the Copenhagen Trial Unit at Copenhagen University Hospital, will monitor and evaluate medical research publications regarding coronavirus to identify the most effective treatment methods.

Research

CoRESCUE Emergency Respirator

The Grundfos Foundation has funded production of the first 30 to 40 emergency ventilators designed by Prof. Stephen Rees at Aalborg University. The ventilator can be produced from non-critical components and aims to help health care providers to save more lives during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Partner

Aalborg University

Research

Sustainable lake stewardship

Together with several Danish universities, we have set out to find a gentle way to harvest phosphorus from lakes and reuse it elsewhere.

Partner

Aarhus University, Technical University of Denmark, University of Copenhagen (UCPH), University of Southern Denmark

Research

Turbulence - Centre of Excellence

At the Technical University of Denmark, Associate Professor Clara Marika Velte is building a brand new laboratory. With grants from the ERC (European Research Council) and the Poul Due Jensen Foundation, the lab will allow the research group to collect unique databases for turbulence research. Within the ERC project, the group can test existing established theory and within the scope of the Poul Due Jensen Foundation project develop novel, robust, theory based on a combination of advanced experiments and mathematical analysis.

Partner

Technical University of Denmark

Research

Water dowsing with science

Transient ElectroMagnetic technology is the key component in a long-term research project funded by the Poul Due Jensen Foundation to make new technology for underground water detection and monitoring easily accessible in developing countries.

Partner

Aarhus University

Research

AU Centre for Digital Twins

The "digital twin" concept is hoped to be the key to the future's smart product ecosystem. The Poul Due Jensen Foundation has granted 12m DKK to a new 4-year research project investigating the potential - and the boundaries - of digital twins.

Partner

Aarhus University

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