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A new gas affects global warming 93 per cent less than the gas presently used in the electricity grid's substations. Researcher from the University of Copenhagen leads the team that has identified the substance
QUBITS - Microsoft wants a quantum computer. The University of Copenhagen wants a Nobel Prize (it has been 40 years since it last happened). So Microsoft is now moving into the university to build a groundbreaking new computer based on fundamental research from physicists.
Infamous scientist Milena Penkowa is up and running again. Now with a scientific article about the side effects of chemotherapy
Sacked professor Hans Thybo has got support in his fight against University of Copenhagen management from students, from international peers, from within the UCPH Board and from one of the world's leading scientific journals. But his own department colleagues support UCPH management "in all aspects of the department’s activities”
ADVENT CALENDAR 2016 – Job perks as a polar researcher include the exciting natural world experiences. Enjoy photos and coverage from Greenland leading up to Christmas Eve.
ADVENT CALENDAR 2016 – The Arctic Station’s own research ship is used for all kinds of tasks, such as collecting sea water samples or sailing around Disko Island. Enjoy the photos and coverage from Greenland leading up to Christmas Eve
ADVENT CALENDAR 2016 – For a polar researcher, the concept of field work has a completely different meaning. See the photos and read up on life as a polar researcher over the month of December.
ADVENT CALENDAR 2016 – Sometimes it is difficult to put a sight into words. Enjoy the photos and news from Greenland leading up to Christmas Eve
ADVENT CALENDAR 2016 – A few kilometres from Arctic Station, researchers are investigating the carbon balance in the Arctic. Enjoy photos and coverage from Greenland leading up to Christmas Eve.
Nobel prize winner: In a corner office at the Niels Bohr Institute there sits a Nobel prize winner surrounded by stacks of books and journals