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No phones, no net: Fieldwork in a Borneo village

Twenty-two Copenhagen and Roskilde students are researching villages in Sarawak, Malaysia. One of them is a University Post reporter, who sends us this report and photo story from the jungle fringe on the island of Borneo

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Science

'Nano'-drugs are bad news for diseases

Nanoparticles can get the drugs exactly to the place where they are needed. This means patients need less medicine, and get fewer side effects.

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Politics

Students to block humanities buildings Monday

English, German and Romance studies department will be blocked by student protesters Monday. Frustrated by cutbacks on teaching hours, they say

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Campus

Report: Danes and international students keep it separate in Copenhagen

New survey shows that international students at the University of Copenhagen have little contact with Danish students

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Politics

Critics: Students left to fend for themselves

Students have been let down in the Penkowa case, say Student Council and student assistants' union

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Politics

Rector: Penkowa student should have been helped

New procedures are needed, says Ralf Hemmingsen on KUnet, after student assistant was victimised in Penkowa case

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Campus

Campus Catwalk: Life Sciences vs. Theology

The battle between the study of nature and the study of metaphysics goes way back. Let's get down to business: Who is the snappiest dresser?

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Science

For Chinese PhD student, it's not just a fairy tale

Inspired by a visit to the Hans Christian Andersen Museum in Odense, PhD student Wenjie Li is in Copenhagen looking at different Chinese translations of fairy tales

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Science

Fairy tale is bigger than the Bible

Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale ‘The Little Match Girl’ more read than works like the Bible and the Qu'ran

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Culture

Up to a thousand guests at Life Sciences birthday

Your average Tuesday morning was turned into a huge feast

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