DHI Water & Environment, ecology and environmental chemistry, water resources, hydraulic engineering and hydrodynamics
DHI Water & Environment is an independent research and consultancy organisation, formed by merging Danish Hydraulic Institute, VKI - Institute for the Water Environment and Danish Toxicology Centre. DHI's objectives are to build competence and promote technological development in areas relevant to water, environment and health in the fields of ecology and environmental chemistry, water resources, hydraulic engineering and hydrodynamics as well as other related fields. The Institute has a total staff of approximately 560, the majority of whom are professional engineers and scientists with post-graduate qualifications - 35% have a PhD - and several years of consultancy and R&D experience. DHI's main office is located in Hørsholm, Denmark, and offices are located in Australia, Bulgaria, China, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, India, Italy, Malaysia, New Zealand, Norway, Singapore, Slovak Republic, Spain, Sweden, United Arab Emirates and USA. DHI has representative offices in Brazil, Japan, Thailand and Vietnam and also an extensive agents network.DHI has been authorised as an Approved Technological Service Institute by the Danish Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation.
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