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News archive 2009

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  2009.12.17

  The mammoths' swan song revised

  Woolly mammoths and prehistoric horses grazed on the North American plains for several thousand years … »

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  2009.12.16

  New York Mayor visits Green Lighthouse

  Yesterday New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg visited Denmark's first public CO2 neutral building. Green … »

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  2009.12.09

  Focus on forests' importance to climate

  Forest & Landscape will be there when the international Forest Day 3 conference takes a close look at … »

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  2009.12.04

  Language centre to assess researchers' English skills

  The Faculty of Life Sciences recently decided that all researchers who teach in English-medium programmes … »

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  2009.12.01

  Lykke Friis new Minister of Climate and Energy

  On Tuesday 24 November, Prorector Lykke Friis was appointed Minister of Climate and Energy by Prime … »

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  2009.11.30

  Consensus among world's leading sports researchers

  Watch online videocasts of all the presentations and check out the main recommendations from the event... … »

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  2009.11.30

  If he knows where you live, he knows the colour of your lungs

  Major cities around the world use the modelling of Ole Hertel, when they want to asses how badly their … »

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  2009.11.27

  Sustainable monoculture fungus-farming in termite societies

  Food production of modern human societies is mostly based on large-scale monoculture crops, but it … »

• 2009.11.12

  New global research programme to combat climate change

  In the coming years, a large-scale research programme involving international research centres and … »

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  2009.11.06

  Orphaned army ant workers help their neighbours

  When the ant queen dies, colonies tend to disappear quickly. This has puzzled naturalists for a long … »

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  2009.11.02

  Danish nanowires have great potential

  Danish nanophysicists have developed a new method for manufacturing the cornerstone of nanotechnology … »

• 2009.11.02

  Train less and be better

  Reducing the volume of training and introducing speed endurance training can improve not only short-term … »

• 2009.10.23

  New artificial enzyme safer for nature

  Perilous and polluting industrial processes can be made safer with enzymes. But only a short range of … »

• 2009.10.21

  One million viewers can't be mistaken

  The Faculty of Science at The University of Copenhagen has announced an international film competition, … »

• 2009.10.20

  Green Lighthouse is Denmark's first public CO2 neutral building

  Green Lighthouse was inaugurated today, 20 October, and is in more ways than one a shining example … »

• 2009.10.08

  University of Copenhagen in top 100

  In the 2009 THE/QS ranking of top universities, the University of Copenhagen once again receives a fine … »

• 2009.10.07

  UNIK: New research strategy for lifestyle related diseases

  Through a UNIK grant of 120 million kroner the University will open its largest ever cross-disciplinary … »

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  2009.10.02

  Women's soccer - get fit while having fun!

  New research shows that women benefit more from playing recreational soccer than from running when it … »

• 2009.09.22

  Medical cooperation across the Öresund

  A foundation of an industrially-oriented platform for education and training of PhD students and researchers … »

• 2009.09.21

  Nanoresearchers challenge dogma in protein transportation in cells

  New data on signalling proteins, called G proteins, may prove important in fighting diseases such as … »