Science

Nanoparticles can get the drugs exactly to the place where they are needed. This means patients need less medicine, and get fewer side effects.

Inspired by a visit to the Hans Christian Andersen Museum in Odense, PhD student Wenjie Li is in Copenhagen looking at different Chinese translations of fairy tales

Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale ‘The Little Match Girl’ more read than works like the Bible and the Qu'ran

Four universities and three companies to share DKK 86 million grant from advanced technology fund. Chinese gene sequencers to be based in Copenhagen

Students and professors crammed in to lecture hall to find out what exactly happened before the beginning of everything. Theorist Roger Penrose did not disappoint them

Researchers are measuring the amount of ground water seeping into Ringkjøbing fjord on the west coast of Denmark. Normally, they need a rubber dinghy for their experiments

Famous physicist Roger Penrose to present his new model of the universe, where the Big Bang was not the beginning

Two leading academics are to kick off a series on 'sustainable development' at the University of Copenhagen

Sustainability Lecture Series has reeled in some of the biggest names in the sustainability circuit

You can be a Jihadist without wanting to kill people. One of the conclusions of a new PhD thesis