Science

She is a Danish national icon. Now a new strontium isotope method proves that the Bronze Age Egtved girl was actually from the Black Forest in the south of Germany. To the University Post, researcher says it is the first time that we can accurately track a prehistoric person’s movements

What if all efforts to become as sterile as possible are useless and not so beneficial after all?

Planned traverse of Greenland ice cap with 140 tons of equipment to a new drilling location is now underway

A 'treasure trove' for linguists, with only 2,500 speakers. Activists must fight to save this dying viking language, writes UCPH researcher Guus Kroonen in an article originally published in The Conversation

Developers and users get together to talk about the mapping software QGIS. Lecturer and developer Tim Sutton explains to the University Post why it should be kept open source

Thousands of years ago a volcano somewhere in the world erupted. Now we can see its acid and dust in the ice with our radar equipment. Nanna is doing field work on the top of Greenland

Up close and personal with the human body. Soon at Medical Museion, the Body Collected

Virtual microscopy has sent the microscope into retirement at the Faculty of Health and Medicine Sciences. A virtual specimen database is expanding and has revolutionized teaching

Concise advice to junior scientists from established scientists

One-sentence mentoring is a unique initiative from the University of Cambridge, UK. It is inspiring us here in Copenhagen.