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New technologies like job search engines don’t, really, make it easier for employers to find employees, explains Nobel Prize economist to the University Post, who paints a gloomy picture of our current crisis

Experiment group reaches Nordkapp after fourteen gruelling days of cycling. But it wasn’t over: A battery of tests awaited the hardy cyclists, writes experimenter Katja Kjær in her latest report

While most PhD students are in regular communication with their academic supervisors, a small minority of PhDs are in rare or no contact whatsoever

Majority of international PhD students at the University of Copenhagen want to do postdoctoral research or other academic work after finishing their PhD

Dale T. Mortensen to present lecture on »Markets with Search Friction and the Great Recession« Tuesday where he will also talk about his life in research

Researchers at the Faculty of Science are thrilled to bits, shows survey

International PhD students in Humanities and Social Sciences spend a large portion of their week working at home, shows survey

The hills in the north of Norway are steeper and the tunnels more dangerous than they imagined, reports medical student Katja Kjær, as fatigue is setting in. But the University of Copenhagen biking experiment continues

Omar Faruk shares an office with a fellow PhD student. The designated workspace helps him concentrate

They are PhDs in the ‘human’ and ‘social’ sciences, yet they tend to work on their own, survey shows. This is in contrast to natural scientists who work with colleagues. But nearly all international PhDs are motivated and excited