Science

A pair of primordial black holes, formed soon after the Big Bang, have been discovered by an international team of researchers which includes a University of Copenhagen astrophysicist

University of Copenhagen researchers have discovered another reason why breast milk is best

Ancient Egyptian zoology seen in priestly inscriptions

Ancient man’s gene sequence got massive coverage. Now Faculty of Science offers its researchers a one-hour film crash course

Queen ants attempt to look after number one, even if the colony must pay. And this does not go unpunished, shows new Copenhagen research

Researchers get DKK 530,000 to find out why sportsmen can't urinate during drug tests

Molecular gastronomy could help us all eat healthier, say Copenhagen researchers, as they take a closer look at the scientific side of space-age food

Nature can only get you so far: Kristian Strømgaard and his team are now taking the next step

High levels of antimony, which may cause cancer, have been found in fruit juices. Maybe a health risk for consumers, say University of Copenhagen chemists

Three new PhD grants for Kierkegaard research mark the 200th anniversary of the birth of the Danish thinker in 2013. This was announced at a ceremony marking the Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre’s merger with the University of Copenhagen