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Top 10: UCPH scientists’ salaries

This is what top researchers at the University of Copenhagen earned in 2021.

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Politics

Danish universities not living up to open access targets

All Danish research should be freely accessible by 2025, according to the Danish national strategy for open access. But universities can’t keep up.

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Politics

First names, family, and appearance: On social media, female politicians are discussed differently

Female politicians are referred to less respectfully on the internet than their male colleagues. This places women in politics, and our societies, at a disadvantage, according to one of the researchers behind a new study.

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Science

Hate speech, proteins and Bourdieu: These University of Copenhagen articles got cited — big time

Which scientific articles from the University of Copenhagen have been influential within their own field? We took a deep dive into some scientific citation numbers.

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Science

Top 10 most cited scientific articles from Denmark 2012-2021

The University Post has extracted the most cited articles by scientists associated with Danish universities from a key citation database, and covering the years 2012-2021.

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People

University of Copenhagen rector and management salaries

Rector remains the highest-paid employee at the University of Copenhagen. This is what he, and the rest of senior management, earn a year.

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Academic life

Salaries at the University of Copenhagen 2022

Salaries ranged between DKK 119,682 (EUR 16,092 ) and DKK 17,157 (EUR 2,306) a month at the University of Copenhagen in 2022. Here is the full list of job functions and their aggregated pay.

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Science

Prorector: »Of course we hope our researchers want to communicate to a wide audience«

Prorector David Dreyer Lassen says science communication is of the utmost importance for UCPH. Dissemination of research results is a parameter that is considered when employing or promoting researchers.

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Science

Iran researcher: If I answer journalists’ calls, my career will suffer

Journalists need his language skills and in-depth understanding of the country.  But press interviews take time away from his research and do not earn him points in the University merit system. Sharing scientific findings with the public should be a quantifiable parameter for researchers, he argues.

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Science

»Currently, science communication is for idiots who like doing unpaid work«

Communicating research results to the public is important, but it is not specified in researchers’ contracts, so they are forced to do it in their spare time, three researchers say.

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