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  2019.01.18

  UCPH experts decrypt plant legend’s garden

  In a one-hundred-year-old Danish garden, plant experts from the University of Copenhagen have … »

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  2019.01.15

  Chaos in the body tunes up your immune system

  Chaos in bodily regulation can optimize our immune system according to a recent discovery made by … »

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  2019.01.08

  Artificial Intelligence helps dyslexics read

  Free software from the University of Copenhagen simplifies difficult texts for people with dyslexia … »

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  2018.12.24

  Pressure on food budgets is linked to unhealthy diet and poor mental health for at least 100,000 Danish households

  A significant number of Danes experience being so hard-pressed with their household budgets that … »

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  2018.12.20

  Study: Danish Doctors Have Prejudice Against People with Obesity

  In Denmark, general practitioners appear to have negative prejudices against people with obesity, … »

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  2018.12.12

  Statistician keeps cops on the right track with DNA technique

  35-year-old assistant professor and statistician Therese Graversen of the University of Copenhagen’s … »

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  2018.12.06

  Support for a fresh generation of original research talent

  Six SCIENCE researchers, driven by original ideas and a desire for leadership, receive roughly six … »

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  2018.12.05

  UCPH researchers to develop AI code of ethics

  For the next two years, a pair of University of Copenhagen researchers will examine ethical dilemmas … »

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  2018.12.03

  Research to stop Christmas trees from losing needles

  Nordmann Fir is the Christmas tree of choice among Danes. However, the variety has been losing … »

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  2018.11.25

  Free tool helps predict if the next downpour will flood your basement

  A new digital tool allows users to identify drainage patterns from deluges and identify highly … »