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PhD students are stressed

Three out of four PhD students of all faculties, Danish and international, at the University of Copenhagen report stress in a University Post survey

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Most PhDs motivated and academically satisfied

Life as a PhD student is rewarding and privileged at the University of Copenhagen, but for some a lonely experience, survey shows

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PhD survey: Minority of PhDs have almost no contact with their supervisor

One out of ten PhDs only talk to their supervisor about their dissertation once a semester - or less

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PhD survey: One out of five PhDs can´t finish on time

Group of PhDs at the University of Copenhagen will have trouble handing in their dissertation at the time stated in their contract, survey reveals

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I am a Cyborg. I hear colours and I wear songs to parties

Isaac Newton first related colour frequencies to sound. Now, over three centuries later, cybernetic technology has taken this relationship to a whole new level

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Government funding to find mythical creature on Danish island

PhD student to study the presence of the troll 'Krølle Bølle' on Bornholm

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Are vegans really healthier? Investigation underway

Some people believe that cutting meat away from their diets will make them healthier. Research at the University of Copenhagen is taking a good look at people's stomachs to find out

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Strange cyclops horse has just one eye

A quirk of nature at the University of Copenhagen. Like a cyclops from Greek mythology it is a creature with one eye

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Conference on how infants gain a sense of 'Self' and 'Other'

Are we born with a sense of self, or is this something we learn over time? These, and other questions, to be addressed at a conference at the Faculty of Humanities

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IARU science congress: Earth as a country with no borders

A big country with no borders. The Earth. Think of this, and we can start to adapt, rather than mitigate, environmental change, says Boston professor

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