Science

David Gross received the Nobel prize in 2004, and will now hold a lecture in Copenhagen

A UCPH internal investigation has concluded that the OPUS centre did not force PhD student Arun Micheelsen to change his research results regarding the New Nordic Food movement

...assuming that they were awful people to begin with

Denmark's Crown Princess Mary is patron to the 8th European Congress on Tropical Medicine and International Health, which takes place on 10 - 13 September

Young scientists are often still outsiders, with few contacts in their own field. But in the field of ecology, young researchers can now meet up

Professor could be found guilty of scientific dishonesty, but without having actually faked any data herself, she fears. And without having had any knowledge of her co-author Milena Penkowa's tampering with evidence

What can nature teach us about cleaning up cigarette butts from Copenhagen streets? A group of students gather to answer that question, and others, using nature as their guide

Biomimetics, also called bionics, is the technological mimicry of life. Top theorist of biomimetics has talked to the University Post before his talk in Copenhagen Wednesday

Our reporter talked to two experts, asking them to reveal their favourite, fascinating life forms in this city. They came up with three: A bat and two types of spider

Researchers have limited networks within the university. A new series of lunches to help out