Science

Insects and fish have an uncanny ability to navigate in groups. And they do this with no clear leadership

Winning the Nobel prize will not change anything for Konstantin Novoselov

Professor dedicated to the protection of the indigenous crop quinoa in the Andes

Copenhagen to be the home of Denmark’s first stem cell facility in January. It’s about time, say researchers

Sociologist blames sports physicians for adding to the problem of doping in sports.

Historically, the campaign against doping in sport has been driven by Europe. This week, Chinese and US experts will give their take

Organic vegetables do not contain more healthy antioxidants or minerals than those grown the conventional way

University may team up with colleagues in Varanasi to improve shelf life of milk and get animals to deliver more

The bridge to Sweden has made Copenhagen a better place to do research, a geographer finds. Now all the city needs is a little more money

PhD student Xiaowen had never been abroad before. Now he is in Copenhagen to help find the meaning behind mysterious ancient Assyrian texts