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  2019.03.13

  Report: Despite being skilled producers, Danish farmers face poorer conditions than their European counterparts

  Danish farmers are good at exploiting their productive potential, but higher production costs make … »

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  2019.03.08

  Research Talent: Artists and researchers see the world from new angles

  As a youth, Kirsten Marie Ørnsbjerg Jensen imagined studying art history or playing classical music. … »

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  2019.03.05

  Discovering the next generation of catalysts

  The use of solar and wind energy must be doubled to meet the world's demand for clean energy over … »

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  2019.02.27

  Study: Mature trees weakened and saplings lost due to drought

  Up to 100 percent of newly planted trees in Danish forests were lost as a result of last year’s … »

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  2019.02.20

  New weapon to combat counterfeit goods: use your smartphone to check for fake merchandise

  Researchers at the University of Copenhagen have invented a chemical fingerprint that, when used … »

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  2019.02.11

  CO2’s silver lining fades away: Agriculture makes Earth seem greener

  Judging by satellite imagery, our planet has become greener. Until now, this was thought to be the … »

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  2019.02.07

  New collaboration will improve quality and sustainability of food and agricultural production

  A new strategic agreement between the University of Copenhagen and the analytics company FOSS will … »

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  2019.02.01

  Danish researchers behind AI driven customer support in a class of its own

  In just one year, researchers from the University of Copenhagen’s Department of Computer Science … »

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  2019.01.30

  Fifteen-thousand-year friendship between hound and human under the microscope

  It is often remarked that 'dogs look like their owners'. Might there be more to the assertion than … »

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  2019.01.23

  Young research talents awarded millions from the VILLUM FOUNDATION

  How has the friendship between humans and dogs evolved, evolutionarily, over thousands of years? … »