Science

In Mexico to interview police agents and politicians about migrants, Raul is acutely aware of the power of words

DNA analysis of human bones by Copenhagen scientists shows that Africans were on one of Columbus' expeditions

Our Danish sister-site Universitetsavisen has talked to a Copenhagen scientist who studies a breed of false-headed water snakes

It is hard to imagine life without the internet. But the idea didn’t take off immediately. The founder of the internet has just received the Niels Bohr gold medal in Copenhagen

The internet, invisibility and black holes. All this, and more, is to be celebrated this afternoon Tuesday at the UNESCO Niels Bohr awards in Copenhagen

Describing insects, we use words from our own societies like ‘workers’ and ‘caste’

Ancient DNA will explain human migrations, mass extinctions and maybe even ebola and bird flu

Yes, indeed. The university boasts a brand new Centre for Military Studies. And the researchers there like studying pirates. The Post asks researcher Major Esben Larsen if it really is as exciting as it sounds

Secrets of strange Greenland mineral columns revealed to Copenhagen scientists

After five years of drilling, the NEEM ice-core project has reached the bottom of Greenlands inland ice