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War of words over meeting on Penkowa

Head of the Department of Neuroscience and Pharmacology Albert Gjedde calls ex-TV staff member an 'amateur horse rider' and ridicules her on the comments section of the Danish section of this site, Universitetsavisen

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Court case could allow study grants to Europeans

If European Commission wins court case against the Netherlands, EU citizens living and studying in Denmark may ultimately get easier access to grants for studies outside of Denmark

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Israel-linked firm to continue service of systems

Most G4S contracts are now closed and finished, says University of Copenhagen director. But company will continue servicing its own campus access and alarm systems

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Millions paid back in Penkowa case

Brain researcher Milena Penkowa has paid DKK 0.28 million back to the fund that supported her research. But the University of Copenhagen has paid back DKK 2 million

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PhD student fears reputation in Penkowa case

Human biology researcher wants name cleared from Penkowa co-authorship

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Sacked Humanities staff informed

The names of employees who will lose their jobs at the Faculty of Humanities were revealed Tuesday 18 January. Some leave voluntarily

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Board chairman confirms: No new Penkowa probe

There will be no extra, and impartial, probe, up and above the scientific fraud inquiry into brain scientist Milena Penkowa: There will therefore be no, separate, inquiry which could shed light on the role of Rector Ralf Hemmingsen in the case. This was re-affirmed after a board meeting Wednesday

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Board considering new inquiry into Penkowa-case

Group of scientists hopeful after meeting with University of Copenhagen board of executives Thursday

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Management explains how it will tackle mega-grants

New Year’s letter addresses fears by staff that new centres will lead to A and B team

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Danes have become more tolerant, study shows

Mistrust of foreigners used to be far, far worse. Danes have opened up

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