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Remember the Commodore 64? Some years ago, a group of computer science graduates from the University of Copenhagen, set up a band using its tones
Before it officially opens next week, the University Post went snooping inside the new Faculty of Humanities building on Amager
Denmark is one of the most innovative countries, according to the latest EU Commission analysis. But it lags behind in attracting international scientists, and Danish students are slow
Geographical information systems, ‘GIS’, are being used for almost everything now, including map applications on smart phones. Students from 14 countries took a course on it
With Geographical Information Systems, known as GIS, you can map everything
Lifestyle diseases like obesity, alcohol and tobacco consumption, are often seen as inevitable: An upcoming tsunami of disease, and an economic and social threat, that is just too big to do something about. But we should focus on the opportunities instead, argues Copenhagen health scientist
More paying visitors to the University of Copenhagen's sea-water aquarium in 2012, than in any other year since its creation in 1973
FindZebra, co-developed by a University of Copenhagen assistant lecturer diagnoses rare and genetic diseases more accurately
120 volunteers, mostly international, now tend the bar and organise the social and academic events at Copenhagen’s student café. There are many Danes, but more from other countries, with the biggest group from America
Popular demand has us back with our competitive student fashion series, the War of the Wardrobes! We start up with the University of Calgary, next to the Canadian Rocky Mountains, and pitch it against a set from the Faculty of Health and Medicine in Copenhagen