Science

Will it find the Higgs particle? Copenhagen physicist has built a model of CERN's atom smasher detector in toy bricks

Maya specialists from all over the world are meeting this week at the University of Copenhagen. Interested students, and the public can come and learn to speak Maya

The most ancient stars have gold and platinum in abundance. They were ‘spray-painted’ with gold, shows research by a Master's student from the University of Copenhagen

The late University of Copenhagen economist, Birgit Grodal, has had an award from the European Economic Association named after her.

Would you think of your body in the same way if you lived in the 19th century? According to the Medical Museion, the answer is No.

At the Department of Computer Sciences, the newly established COLA group will work on one of the Millennium Problems selected by the Clay Mathematical Institute. Its solution will be awarded with one million dollars

He was the discoverer of electromagnetism, had an adventurous life, and published as fast as anyone in the internet age

Skeletons dug up from the ruins of the Æbelholt monastery show us medieval violence, sickness, and life

Hard work of staff and student assistants saved the day

After a shocking result from the underground CERN facility, Copenhagen physics PhD speculates on 'extra dimensions', but places his bets on systematic error