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Jonas Lauritsen

Title: Quantum teleportation between oscillators interacting with light in cascades Supervisors: Assoc. Prof. Emil Zeuthen, Prof. Eugene S. Polzik

New Danish research centre will investigate wetlands’ potential in fighting global climate change

The Global Wetland Center will acquire more knowledge on how wetlands can reduce the emission and increase the absorption of greenhouse gases.

New paper published!

Congratulations to the OxyMiST team.

Christos Drakos

Title: Investigating the polymorphic structure of Cocoa Butter Supervisor: Heloisa Nunes Bordallo

Lukas Zeppelin

Title: Inelastic Neutron Scattering Study of Thymol and para-Cymene as Potential Neutron Moderating Materials Supervisor: Heloisa Nunes Bordallo

New research center addresses wetlands’ potential to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases

In the coming six years, a new research center, the Global Wetland Center, will contribute to mitigation of climate change, and will enhance the understanding of how wetlands across the globe can reduce greenhouse gas…

reNEW Leadership highlights the need for standards in organoid research

The term “organoid” has experienced a significant increase in use in recent years due to advancements in biomedical research and the field of regenerative medicine.

Aliki Gerakianaki

Title: Mechanisms Behind Induced Polarization Effects in Water and Brines Confined in Oriented Clay Mineral Films Supervisor: Heloisa Nunes Bordallo

Debate on Food Waste and Language at Madens Folkemøde

The Food Waste and Language project was featured at Madens Folkemøde where the debate focused on how we communicate about food waste in both a historical and contemporary context.

DISTRACT in the news: on the Folkemøde study in Politiken

DISTRACT team members Morten Axel Pedersen (PI), August Lohse and Emilie Munch Gregersen were interviewed for Danish newspaper Politiken on their field studies of political attention at the People’s Meeting (Folkemødet)…

Jonathan Guldberg Elsborg

Title: Towards Continuous NICE-OHMS Supervisors: Jörg Helge Müller, Asbjørn Arvad Jørgensen

More knowledge on the complexity of ice sheets will improve calculations of future sea-level rises

The Novo Nordisk Foundation has awarded nearly DKK 42 million to Professor Christine Schøtt Hvidberg for developing models for calculating how the ice sheets will contribute to future sea-level rises.

Nutan Limaye receives a grant from DFF

Associate professor Nutan Limaye conducts research in the field of theoretical computer science and has received the grant from DFF to work on the project Formula complexity of polynomials and lower bounds.

Jorge Expósito Patiño

Title: Numerical Relativity in Axisymmetry Supervisors:Thomas Baumgarte, Vitor Cardoso and Troels Haugbølle

The battle for control of artificial intelligence is crucial

Feature article in Politiken, 9 June 2023, by Anders Søgaard (Professor, UCPH), Sune Lehmann (Professor, DTU and UCPH), Rebecca Adler-Nissen (Professor, UCPH), Ole Winther (Professor, DTU and UCPH) and Michael Bang…

Christian Folkersen Bærentsen

Generation of non-classical states in a hybrid spin-optomechanical system Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Eugene S. Polzik

Frederik Sebastian Kehn Rømer

Title: Probing the nuclear structure in ultra-relativistic heavy-ion collision with standardized cumulants of mean transverse momentum fluctuations Supervisor: You Zhou

Marco-Merusi

The Mastcam-Z Radiometric Calibration Targets on NASA's Perseverance Rover: Derived Irradiance Time-Series, Dust Deposition, and Performance Over the First 670 Sols on Mars Supervisors: Prof. Morten Bo Madsen and Dr.…

Alfred Bendtzon Hansen

Title: Multistability and tipping points in very high-dimensional systems and implications for abrupt climate change Supervisors: Peter Ditlevsen and Johannes Lohmann

Alicja Barbara Kalucka

Title: Reservoir computer-based detection of AMOC tipping Supervisors: Peter Ditlevsen, Henk Dijkstra

Alicja Kalucka

Title: Reservoir computer-based detection of AMOC tipping Supervisors: Peter Ditlevsen and Henk Dijkstra

Danish supercomputer predicts who will develop deadly cancer

New study shows how a supercomputer can predict people in high risk of developing the disease.

Danish supercomputer predicts who will develop deadly cancer

New study shows how a supercomputer can predict people in high risk of developing the disease.

Efficient routes for emergency response

New report online: A geospatial approach to the study of flood risk hotspots and emergency response services in four peripheral areas of Accra