Science

Ash trees are an important part of the Danish ecosystem. But they risk extinction unless students like Martin Slot at the University of Copenhagen's Forestry school can find a way to save them

Samir Amin, a top thinker of the neo-marxist ‘world-system’ group, is lecturing at the University of Copenhagen Friday

In Jordan, an international team has uncovered some of the earliest known man-made structures. Now a University of Copenhagen archaeologist believes these discoveries will shed light on a crucial stage in human civilisation, the emergence of agriculture

Research reputation of University of Copenhagen and Denmark's large pharmaceutical industry attracts Chinese research corporation as the first in Europe. In a new centre they will help Danes solve hereditary problems

Economic experiments in Copenhagen find out where your selfishness starts and your altruism ends

I flatter myself: An experiment in economics seemed to prove me a good player, writes our reporter

Pigs bred to show genetic variations at one facility. Horses treated at another one

Genomics scientist from the University of Copenhagen sets off a whirlwind of funding for his projects on obesity and diabetes

The search for the causes of obesity has scientists trawling through millions of genetic sequences. A University of Copenhagen team uses pigs to narrow down this search

Climate issues are just a small part of the problem. Focus instead on the disappearance of species, says leading ecology researcher at the University of Copenhagen