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Is your data beautiful?

The third annual Art in Science photography contest wants you to show the world what science looks like through your eyes

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Campus

Copenhagen mayor planning 800 temporary student-housing units

Copenhagen’s mayor hopes to take advantage of changes in the zoning law to build housing for students on vacant lots

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Science

Taking the supernatural seriously (academically speaking)

Should anthropologists take shamans, spirits and other supernatural phenomena seriously? For some, the idea is absurd, but, as University of Copenhagen anthropologist Morten Axel Pedersen explains, it might not be as far out as it sounds

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Culture

The first lady

Inge Lehmann never received the same recognition at home in Denmark that she did abroad. Now, the woman who discovered that the Earth has a solid core has become the first woman has been given the place she deserves alongside the University of Copenhagen’s most towering figures

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Opinion

Should we continue to have lab technicians at the University of Copenhagen?

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Education

20 full-time positions in jeopardy as Humanities grapples with second budget ‘adjustment’

A new round of budget cuts for Humanities is likely to be felt throughout the faculty. The administration is considering measures ranging from the amount of time staff has for guidance to reduced library services

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International researcher feels cheated by UCPH’s Housing Foundation

Swedish/Austrian Simone Schopper pays 9.370 kroner a month in rent for a two-bedroom, 40m2 apartment – no kitchen, with shower – through University of Copenhagen’s Housing Foundation. Far too much, according to the Danish Tenants Organisation who will take up the case with the Housing and Rent Tribunal.

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Education

On the right, twisted, track

How does a mathematics student and aspiring forensic scientist end up working with victims of torture? Ahlam Chemlali, a master’s student from the University of Copenhagen, has fumbled, changed course and trusted her gut feeling. And along the way, this saved her life.

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Science

An app to put your heart at ease

A UCPH computer scientist has helped develop an IT system that eliminates the time wasted for cardiologists who would otherwise have had to make repeated calls in vain to heart patients.

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Students crowdfund DKK 18,000 for their thesis

Two students from UCPH used crowdfunding to fund the research for their master’s thesis. They reached their target after 36 hours, and now they urge other students to try their luck.

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