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Science of textiles surprises archaeoology: A Bronze Age dead man’s remains may have travelled the length of Europe
Danish education ministers have signed a new deal with the mobility scholarship program 'Science without Borders'.
Computer science student once hated functional programming. Then he ended up getting an internship with US space agency NASA to do a project in...you guessed it...functional programming
Computer science student back in Copenhagen after internship with US space agency NASA. Students should try their luck in big companies, he says
With new big EU project, a Copenhagen PhD student wants to make uni students, and Danes, more aware of religion
Holger Bech Nielsen, 71, once said that 'God' is sabotaging the Large Hadron Collider experiment. His career is now at an end, and the Niels Bohr Institute is celebrating him
Committee concludes that brain scientist Milena Penkowa is guilty of scientific misconduct. There were too few experimental mice, and methods she used for counting cells were deficient.
Embattled brain scientist threatens University of Copenhagen with court if it cancels her PhD and doctorate
Fundamental building blocks of plant life exposed at new centre, DynaMo. Follow their daily work in our gallery
The Danish Committees on Scientific Misconduct have put forth their assessment of the first two Milena Penkowa cases. Their judgement is clear - Penkowa is found guilty of using false and misleading data, reports Weekendsavisen today