Science

Big European climate organisation, Climate-KIC, comes to Copenhagen Friday. Kicks off with EU Commissioner Connie Hedegaard and a student competition

So how did this happen? A horse's jaw stuck in the root of an oak tree

Natural History Museum of Denmark is still trying to figure out how it will display its Diplodocus

Ancient DNA fragments from a 43,000 year old mammoth bone can become active again. This challenges the current understanding of what bacteria are, and has implications for the development of antibiotics

Observations of a recent 'close-to-us' exploding star are important, says astrophysicist at the University of Copenhagen's Dark Cosmology Centre

Postings on Twitter and prices on the stock market may have a lot in common. Theories of physics can be used to analyse the interaction of people in large-scale communities, according to University of Copenhagen scientists

What's up with the weather? Nerds and non-nerds alike gather in Christiania to hear the latest climate change news while sipping on bubbling cocktails . We talked to Tuesday's speaker Professor Halsnæs

You can’t fall asleep before an important exam? These ten steps will help you out

Femme Vitale is a new art work at the University of Copenhagen’s medical museum, the Medical Museion

A team of 11 synthetic biology students from the University of Copenhagen were among 26 teams awarded a gold medal in Lyon, France. They were awarded for a new cancer treatments idea and for knowledge sharing