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New Master’s level course will have students graphically representing scientific controversies
Omar Faruk shares an office with a fellow PhD student. The designated workspace helps him concentrate
Why did Milena Penkowa make it so far? The answer is that she published a lot and was heavily cited, argues geologist Peter Riisager. But most of the citations were self-citations
Students from outside the EU need DKK 30,000 deposit to get in
They are PhDs in the ‘human’ and ‘social’ sciences, yet they tend to work on their own, survey shows. This is in contrast to natural scientists who work with colleagues. But nearly all international PhDs are motivated and excited
As the University of Copenhagen biking experiment continues, medical student Katja Kjær sends this update from Trondheim, Norway
Not so long ago, Milena Penkowa was heralded as the young, rising star of Danish science. but following accusations of fraudulent research, people and organisations have been quick to distance themselves from her. Her web history has been systematically removed
Six men are to bike to northern Norway as part of a University of Copenhagen experiment. In the support vehicle is medical student Katja Kjær, who will give us regular updates
Penkowa case continues to balloon out to the rest of the Copenhagen scientific community. Sports professor is forced to withdraw from scientific periodicals
For Australian historian Daniel home can sometimes be the best place to work
