Two researchers at the Faculty of Science, University of Copenhagen talk about the potential of quantum technology.
Research
The Faculty of Science is Denmark's largest research environment within the fields of science and life sciences. Research at the faculty rests on two pillars: Strong basic research and application-oriented research.
2020
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Droughts, viruses and road networks: Trends that will impact our forests
2020.12.22 -
Kids, insects and food: Mealworms beat grasshoppers
2020.12.16 -
Pioneering work on birds was 20 years in the making
2020.12.15 -
Two tough fungi discovered in Denmark: devour flies from within
2020.12.15 -
Old goosefoot can become Denmark´s new source of protein
2020.12.15 -
Can an abundant green mineral solve our climate crisis? Exploring the power of Olivine
2020.12.10 -
Major breakthrough: Copenhagen researchers can now achieve 'quantum advantage'
2020.12.09 -
Researchers: Drop the notion that more hours spent studying guarantees higher educational quality
2020.12.08 -
New research questions myth of the elderly widower: of course grandpa cooks
2020.12.07 -
The ever-elusive riddle: What's the best way to cut Christmas cookies?
2020.12.07 -
Better diabetes treatment: New insulin molecule can self-regulate blood sugar
2020.12.03 -
Satellite images confirm uneven impact of climate change
2020.11.26 -
Bed dust microorganisms may boost children's health
2020.11.19 -
The timeless, complimentary taste of oysters and champagne—explained
2020.11.18 -
Report: In retrospect, the burning of wood in district heating plants has resulted in climate savings
2020.11.17 -
Skewed gut flora is one cause of asthma among children delivered by C-section
2020.11.13 -
New transmission model accounts for superspreaders
2020.11.13 -
Giant study reveals the evolution of birds from dinosaurs to present day
2020.11.12 -
Professor: There have always been women in gaming, but they are missing in the story-telling
2020.11.10 -
From rooftop dweller to vigorous globetrotter: Researchers discover the secret of how moss spreads
2020.11.10 -
New Danish AI tool provides much-needed help to protein scientists across the world
2020.11.03 -
Students develop tool to predict the carbon footprint of algorithms
2020.11.03 -
Ants are skilled farmers: They have solved a problem that we humans have yet to
2020.11.02 -
Researchers take a stand on algorithm design for job centers: Landing a job isn't always the right goal
2020.10.28 -
New method developed by computer scientists provides sharper 3D images of cells
2020.10.26 -
60,000 tons of pig blood could be a new source of sustainable food
2020.10.26 -
Surprised researchers: Number of leopards in northern China on the rise
2020.10.26 -
Inks containing lead were likely used as drier on ancient Egyptian papyri
2020.10.26 -
More snow and warmer temperatures in the Arctic will release more CO2
2020.10.20 -
Artificial intelligence reveals hundreds of millions of trees in the Sahara
2020.10.20 -
Coronavirus helper: Danish physicists develop powerful tool to predict the spread of COVID-19
2020.10.19 -
Volcanic eruptions may explain Denmark’s giant mystery crystals
2020.10.14 -
Sprat, mollusks and algae: What a diet of the future might look like
2020.10.05 -
Study delivers new knowledge about what causes thunderstorms and cloud bursts
2020.09.25 -
Tomorrow’s pharmaceuticals could be discovered by quantum simulators
2020.09.23 -
Chemist uses CO2 to convert seawater into drinking water
2020.09.23 -
Uncertain expectations beget stinginess and selfishness
2020.09.14 -
The surprising rhythms of Leopards: Females are early birds, males are nocturnal
2020.09.10 -
Mold now associated with food quality
2020.09.07 -
Lecturer takes laptops and smart phones away and musters student presence
2020.09.04 -
Study start: Forestry and natural resources are hits among climate-conscious youth
2020.09.03 -
Knowledge about the past can preserve the biodiversity of tomorrow
2020.08.31 -
Hydrogen vehicles might soon become the global norm
2020.08.25 -
Brighter fluorescent dyes could lead to quicker cancer diagnoses
2020.08.24 -
New study: Eyes linger less on 'fake news' headlines
2020.08.22 -
Proven: Historical climate changes occurred simultaneously in several parts of the world
2020.08.21 -
Bad behaviour isn’t what leads dog and cat owners to relinquish their pets
2020.08.19 -
Researchers got busy: After nearly allowing the solution to a math conundrum from the 1980’s slip away
2020.08.17 -
New study warns: We have underestimated the pace at which the Arctic is melting
2020.08.10 -
Spy satellites reveal: Marmots flee agricultural areas
2020.08.05 -
Fitness watches generate useful information, but increase patient anxiety
2020.08.04 -
Surprised team of researchers receives ten million kroner to make crops more nutritious
2020.07.28 -
“I only had one french fry”: New method will shield food studies from untruthful answers
2020.07.24 -
Research centre receives 30 million kroner for quantum science research and training
2020.07.22 -
Bacterial transfer during childbirth is less than once thought
2020.07.16 -
The electronic monitoring of fishermen ensures that cod aren’t tossed overboard
2020.07.16 -
Previously unknown gene defect may increase risk of schizophrenia
2020.07.15 -
The secret of line-dried laundry’s fresh scent
2020.07.13 -
Thousands of urns await: New test shows that the cremated remains of prehistoric humans can be traced
2020.07.13 -
Alaskan volcano linked to mysterious period with extreme climate in ancient Rome
2020.07.10 -
Bug doctors to the rescue
2020.07.06 -
Danish soy and palm oil imports account for 7 million tonnes of CO2 emissions every year
2020.07.03 -
Coronavirus family tree can reveal new transmission chains
2020.06.30 -
How long can a monkey multitask?
2020.06.22 -
Newly discovered plant gene could boost phosphorus intake
2020.06.16 -
Researchers: Homes of North Zealand’s elite are most likely to be preserved
2020.06.15 -
Researchers discover what’s behind nature’s perhaps largest erection - which is not that big
2020.06.12 -
Astronomical discovery: How novae light up the sky
2020.06.11 -
An ancient viral infection is most likely to thank for our ability to store long-term memories
2020.06.09 -
Insects, the new experimental animals of gastrointestinal research
2020.05.20 -
The future is knocking: Global food production to be transformed using new technology
2020.05.19 -
Bizarre new species discovered... on Twitter
2020.05.18 -
Ambitious EU climate efforts could increase greenhouse gas emissions in the rest of the world
2020.05.18 -
Working from home: Forgetting to inform colleagues about what you're up to can have consequences
2020.05.17 -
Researchers go cuckoo: Antarctic penguins release an extreme amount of laughing gas
2020.05.14 -
Violent rivers of meltwater may have carved Greenland's 'Grand Canyon'
2020.05.13 -
3D breakthrough: Now anyone can print an interactive model of the brain
2020.05.12 -
Researchers: Mature forests cannot be relied upon to absorb our extra CO2
2020.05.08 -
Will new research necessitate a rewrite of biology texts? Green plants collect carbon using fungi
2020.05.06 -
Viruses from poo can help combat obesity and diabetes
2020.05.01 -
Enormous potential: Deep groundwater could heat half of Denmark
2020.04.30 -
Crops sown in a uniform spatial pattern produce higher yields and reduce environmental impact
2020.04.28 -
Five pieces of advice for teachers giving online lectures
2020.04.27 -
Quantum research unifies two ideas offering an alternative route to topological superconductivity
2020.04.22 -
Artificial intelligence may be the secret weapon in the climate fight
2020.04.22 -
Handheld gadget detects food poisoning twice as fast and 200 times cheaper
2020.04.21 -
Researchers have found the queen of supernovas: Shines brighter than any previous
2020.04.15 -
Healthy climate news: Fava beans could replace soy
2020.04.08 -
Artificial intelligence to predict corona-patients' risk of needing ventilators
2020.04.02 -
Coronavirus overview: Here’s the app you were looking for
2020.04.02 -
Expert: Coronavirus pandemic will not trigger a food crisis
2020.03.27 -
Research breakthrough: Humans are not the first to repurpose CRISPR
2020.03.24 -
Terrestrial riddle solved: We now know where our oceans came from
2020.03.11 -
Professor and tightrope walker: Riikka Rinnan finding balance amidst global climate chaos
2020.03.11 -
The composition of urine is related to economic status
2020.03.05 -
Quantum technology in fibre-optic networks will protect against hacks
2020.03.03 -
Illegal wildlife trade in the US: Bears and crocodiles are popular - ivory and tiger skins are on the wane
2020.03.03 -
Billions of liters pouring from waterworks pipes: New invention uses AI to solve the problem
2020.02.19 -
Size does matter: People with longer thumbs mistype on their phones more often
2020.02.12 -
New report: The vast majority of Danish soya imports threaten rainforests
2020.02.11 -
29-year-old Danish physicist helps pioneering Harvard researchers understand cancer
2020.02.05 -
Using games to get kids to eat more fruits and vegetables
2020.01.29 -
Historical inequalities and uncertain land tenure systems create problems in protected areas of Patagonia
2020.01.29 -
New discovery about harmful particles: "We have found a fundamental shortcoming in air pollution models"
2020.01.20