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Insects: The food of the future

Bugs reduce pollution, increase nutrition, and should seriously be considered as a food source: This is according to a UN report with University of Copenhagen contribitions

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Media reports: Case against Penkowa dropped

Police drop charges against brain scientist Milena Penkowa, report media

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Could you simply not eat for a day?

In this first installment of our new science & research feature, Martin Borch Jensen writes in to tell us about how eating every second day could extend his life

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Festival: Scientific feast for the mind

Build your own solar cells, woosh around in an electric car or enter a mobile planetarium to see stars in broad daylight. Things you can do at this year's Festival of Research (Forskningens Døgn)

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Photo story: Antarctica meteorite hunt

Geologists hunt for space rocks on the ice of Antarctica. See the photo series

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China co-operation: New Fudan centre opened

University managers, ministers, ambassadors and other VIPs packed the opening of the new Fudan centre at the University of Copenhagen Tuesday

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The length of a metre

The weight of kilogrammes, the length of metres, and the duration of seconds were subjects Klaus von Klitzing covered in his talk at Panum

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Chemists to store sun energy in molecules

A newly established ''Centre for Exploitation of Solar Energy", at the Department of Chemistry has just got allocated DKK 35 million from the University of Copenhagen to develop solar energy-storing molecules

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Nobel talk on meters, kilograms and quantum mechanics

Klaus von Klitzing, Physics Nobel prize winner in 1985, will give a talk on fundamental units at the Panum Institute on Wednesday

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PhD: Student grants insufficient in fight against social inequality

Carpenter or lawyer? Your choice of education and your future social status is strongly determined by the neighborhood you grow up in. Student grants are not an equalizer

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