Science

Golf balls are lost all the time, as golfers practise from rooftops, parking lots and any level stretch of grass they can find. Copenhagen scientist is looking at the environmental problem

For international PhDs on their own in another country, an introductory course has much to offer, report shows

Scientists at the Niels Bohr Institute have made an atomic instrument so sensitive it can be used to measure electrical activity in the human brain and heart

Milk can prevent obesity, and may even help with weight-loss, according to new University of Copenhagen research

Previous predictions of climate-induced sea change were too low

Danish offices, auditoriums and libraries can be stuffy. Matthew Johnson, lecturer in chemistry at the Faculty of Science, can clean the air 100,000 times faster than the atmosphere cleans itself outside. He's that good

Thawing permafrost releases nitrous oxide, or laughing gas, according to Danish and Norwegian study. This may contribute to climate change

Danish scientists have developed a computer programme which predicts how drugs are absorbed in the body

Professors tend to be political left-wingers, but why? A US study sheds some light on the issue

Faculty invests DKK 200m in plant facility to research biofuels, food production, and medicine