Science

As the world’s largest particle smasher the Large Hadron Collider is ramped up with more energy than ever, a Copenhagen scientist offers his explanation of what it is all about

Students from the University of Copenhagen on the winning team for the prestigious start-up contest Venture Cup. Their device re-connects blood vessels. Now they aim to be the 'best university start-up in the world'

Not your average science workshop, participants are learning how to transform vaginal cultures into yoghurt - Vaghurt

Anja is in Kenya testing the tasty biscuits made out of dead crickets. Maybe it is time to start serving crickets instead of steaks at your next dinner party

A group of students are taking the first steps in genetically modifying moss so it can grow on our colder planetary neighbour

Charlotte Bjørnvad accidentally mistreated a horse with the wrong ointment when she was a teenager. This eventually proved beneficial to many overweight dogs and cats

PhD student Marcella is using advanced physics and cutting-edge technology to make better cement for dentists

University of Copenhagen veterinary professor infects himself with parasites for a science side-project

She and her group have discovered an enzyme that lets breast cancer spread to the bones. The discovery could help save more patients with the disease

Breakthrough formula created by a chemistry student at the University of Copenhagen is half way towards a future technology that will capture energy from the sun