News archive 2014

COLONIZATION

2014.02.12

Americas only Clovis skeleton had its genome mapped

They lived in America about 13,000 years ago where they hunted mammoth, mastodons and giant bison…

Global health

2014.02.11

Dental care in school breaks down social inequalities

A new global survey documents how dental care in the school environment is helping to assure a…

EXCELLENCE

2014.02.06

Law professor receives prestigious award for giving developing countries a hand up

Law Professor Morten Broberg has been awarded the EliteForsk research award for his work to…

GUT CONTENT

2014.02.05

Blue eyes and dark skin, thats how the European hunter-gatherer looked like 7,000 years ago

A 7,000 years old individual from the Mesolithic Period, whose remains were recovered at La…

Resources

2014.01.24

Mining no shortcut for Greenland

Greenland would benefit most by permitting a limited number of mines, operational for a limited…

Climate research

2014.01.22

Climate change research is globally skewed

The supply of climate change knowledge is biased towards richer countries - those that pollute the…

physical activity

2014.01.21

If overweight, your child will be less active

A new study from the University of Copenhagen’s OPUS Research Centre reports that being overweight…

New cooperation

2014.01.13

Demand for improved insulation materials spawns new collaboration

Better insulation materials are a money and energy saver for all. A new collaborative project is se…

Inflammation

2014.01.10

Researchers pursuing arthritis protein

Researchers at the University of Copenhagen have investigated a special protein that appears in…

Diabetes

2014.01.09

Cancer drug protects against diabetes

New research shows that low doses of a cancer drug protect against the development of type 1…

BACTERIA

2014.01.08

Marine bacteria to fight tough infections

Researchers from the University of Copenhagen is studying a new form of treatment based on marine…

STEM CELLS

2014.01.07

Stem cells on the road to specialisation

Scientists at the University of Copenhagen have gained new insight into how both early embryonic…

News

News archive 2014

Americas only Clovis skeleton had its genome mapped

Dental care in school breaks down social inequalities

Law professor receives prestigious award for giving developing countries a hand up

A "smoking gun" on the Ice Age megafauna extinctions

New UCPH study programme to become an expert on Global Development

Designer proteins provide new information about the bodys signal processes

Major EU research grant focused on stem cell-based treatment of diabetes

Researchers motivate diabetics to adopt healthy lifestyle

Afro-Jewish band dominated Nazi-occupied Denmark's music scene

Blue eyes and dark skin, thats how the European hunter-gatherer looked like 7,000 years ago

Mining no shortcut for Greenland

Climate change research is globally skewed

If overweight, your child will be less active

Demand for improved insulation materials spawns new collaboration

Researchers pursuing arthritis protein

Cancer drug protects against diabetes

Marine bacteria to fight tough infections

Stem cells on the road to specialisation