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A new gas affects global warming 93 per cent less than the gas presently used in the electricity grid's substations. Researcher from the University of Copenhagen leads the team that has identified the substance
Group of political science students waited in vain to be examined. The examiner had mistaken the date
Things have changed quite a bit since we looked at Oresundskollegiet back in 2014. The University Post dropped by to see what life is like now at the dorm. Here is our updated review for 2017.
The University Post has got an interview with the new Minister for Education and Research Søren Pind (V). What should we ask him?
Students at the University of Copenhagen work jobs an average of five hours a week, but what do they do when they clock in at a student job? The University Post asked several students how they spend their days
QUBITS - Microsoft wants a quantum computer. The University of Copenhagen wants a Nobel Prize (it has been 40 years since it last happened). So Microsoft is now moving into the university to build a groundbreaking new computer based on fundamental research from physicists.
A look at Danish Students since the 1400s.
The Enlightenment could not have happened, had it not been for Martin Luther, says professor of Theology Anna Vind.
The University of Copenhagen in the district of Amager has changed its name. The place which many people know as KUA, is now to be called South Campus
Infamous scientist Milena Penkowa is up and running again. Now with a scientific article about the side effects of chemotherapy