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What do PhD students and ICE agents have in common? Career pressure

People who are under pressure in their professional lives are willing to act brutally to climb the career ladder. And this can be exploited, new Copenhagen study shows.

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Science

Rector: Academic recruitment is now more fragile

At the Royal Danish Academy, David Dreyer Lassen spoke of fierce competition, an increase in fixed-term appointments, and the need for new criteria for recruitment of academics.

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Science

Peas in your dessert? It’s happening

The soya bean is set to be replaced by the Danish pea in plant-based food. University of Copenhagen associate professor explains the sustainable food initiative.

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Science

Their bachelor's thesis made it into the top-tier journal 'The Lancet'

An internship in Australia set off a research project on functional disorders. Now, two Danish students have published their results in one of the world’s leading medical journals.

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Campus

Round Tower dome takes flight over old Copenhagen

The Round Tower’s three-tonne dome has been removed as part of the restoration of what used to be a University of Copenhagen science hub.

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Science

University of Copenhagen in command of Moon mission

One rock out of place could be fatal for a lunar lander. In 2029, the UCPH-led satellite Máni will map out safe landing sites.

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Science

Historian gets DKK 12 million to do antisemitism research

Antisemitism is surging online — University of Copenhagen historian is now to lead a new research and outreach initiative

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Science

Can openness save us? University of Copenhagen revives a message from the nuclear age

75 years after Niels Bohr’s open letter to the United Nations, researchers warn that science — once again — is caught up in a collaboration and security dilemma. New geopolitics initiative wants to help the university find its way in an era where research has to be both open and protected.

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Science

Algorithms are learning to predict your next illness

A new AI model with contributions from the University of Copenhagen can predict the onset of illness across entire populations. But it also raises ethical questions about data security — and about people’s right not to know which diseases might affect them in the future.

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Science

The media wants you to believe the US is divided. It’s not, says UCPH researcher

Stories of a deeply polarised United States are overblown. Just 1.1 per cent of Americans want an ethnically homogeneous society. This is according to a new study led by psychologist Séamus Power of the University of Copenhagen.

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