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The Danish Committees on Scientific Misconduct have put forth their assessment of the first two Milena Penkowa cases. Their judgement is clear - Penkowa is found guilty of using false and misleading data, reports Weekendsavisen today
More people to read science for free. 'Open access' to scientific publications gets a boost by Government minister, reports Seven59.dk
Former UCPH student Andrew Bartle is starting up his own Copenhagen-based magazine. The University Post caught up with him for five quick questions
First ever UCPH business strategy released this month; Will support interdisciplinary research and knowledge transfer. Integrity of research will not be damaged, assures Anna Haldrup
Different and daring? In this edition of Best of the World Wardrobes, these students show that they aren't afraid to be trendsetters
During the recent Rio+20 conference climate change was hotly debated but the people gathering the data remained behind the curtains. The University Post talks to one of Copenhagen's very own researchers about life in the field, the dangers, the politics and the boredom of living in the Arctic circle
Residents near Kløvermarken, Amager can breathe a sigh of relief as toxic fumes caused by a chemical spill no longer pose a threat
The toxic cloud hovering above Amager Tuesday morning was caused by a chemical spill of nitric acid to be used for making antibiotics. Why the acid started boiling and created a spill is still unknown
If you are in and around Vermlandsgade, Upplandsgade, and Kløvermarken on Amager close all windows and doors and stay where you are. Chemical spill causes corrosive fumes that can damage lungs
Research team believes a handful of ancient bones buried beneath an old church in Bulgaria may be actual remains of John the Baptist, the biblical figure said to have baptised Jesus
