Science

Biochemist and Nobel Laureate Tim Hunt on collaboration, ideas and getting used to scientific prestige

It is the buzzword in business: Cognitive science. Conference at the Faculty of Humanities will discuss brains, behaviour, and the business world

Valuable medical, antibacterial and flavour compounds being produced out of the green stuff. Former students of the University of Copenhagen behind the company Tycho Bio

Geography student Laura shares her images from the first week of study placement on the arctic island archipelago of Svalbard

Sir Tim Hunt, the Nobel laureate for Physiology or Medicine, will give advice to those of us at the University of Copenhagen who have scientific ambition

Slow runners live longer than the fast ones conclude scientists from University of Copenhagen (UCPH). University Post met up with two student runners to hear their response

Science at its weirdest for this years Ig Nobel ceremony. The star? Dr. NakaMats, known for inventions such as the floppy disk, toilet seat lifter and the 'wig for self defense'

Everybody worries about polar bears on Disko island in Greenland. But this year, Kristine's fieldwork was sabotaged by birds

The discovery that positive hydrogen can also bind to positive phosphorus provides the basis for an entirely new understanding of how atomic charge works

The Ig Nobel prize ceremony is coming to Copenhagen, and will showcase the year's most eccentric results in science, medicine and technology