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New in ISBUC: Eva Kummer

Eva Kummer is one of the newest members of ISBUC. In April 2021, Eva was recruited as an Associate Professor in the Structural Biology Group at the Centre for Protein Science, UCPH.

The sense of smell in older adults declines when it comes to meat, but not vanilla

Contrary to what science once suggested, older people with a declining sense of smell do not have comprehensively dampened olfactory ability for odors in general – it simply depends upon the type of odor. Researchers at…

Jeppe Detlefsen

3D-printed fiber-coupled vapor-cell magnetometer Supervisor: Eugene S. Polzik

Kristina Sundgaard Jepsen

Title: Fitting the extinction curves of GRB host galaxies using dust models Supervisor: Anja C. Andersen

Maureen Eyers Bøge Jørgensen

Title: Optimizing an O2 extraction system to measure atmospheric d18O in ice core Supervisor: Thomas Blunier

Danish Data Science gets extra boost: Everyone can apply for support from new academy

Do you have a good idea for a PhD project, a course, or an event within data science? Soon, you will have the opportunity to apply for funding and support from the new Danish Data Science Academy. This will help train…

UCPH Computer Science students at the forefront: Will present their theses at a reputable conference

Two newly minted MSc graduates in Computer Science from the University of Copenhagen, Anna Lesniak and Prangshuman Das, have made their mark at a reputable international conference.

Giulia Perotti

Ice and Gas - Linking Infrared and Millimetric Observations towards young Solar-type Stars Academic Advisor: Assoc. Prof. Jes K. Jørgensen

Researcher: Drop the notion that we can protect our own data

Users should not ultimately be the ones responsible for protecting their data, as the long, cryptic privacy settings on many apps suggest. In reality, we have almost no power over our data and who uses it for what,…

Clara Celeste Qvotrup

Title: Deflecting waveguides for three-dimensional quantum photonic integrated circuits Supervisor: Leonardo Midolo

New invention keeps qubits of light stable at room temperature

Researchers from University of Copenhagen have developed a new technique that keeps quantum bits of light stable at room temperature instead of only working at -270 degrees. Their discovery saves power and money and is …

Researchers test virtual reality as a tool for promoting vaccination

234 random passersby got the opportunity to try a new virtual reality game, when researchers from the University of Copenhagen visited Fælledparken to test the efficiency of VR technology within health information.

Researchers test virtual reality as a tool for promoting vaccination

234 random passersby got the opportunity to try a new virtual reality game, when researchers from the University of Copenhagen visited Fælledparken to test the efficiency of VR technology within health information.

Algorithm reveals the mysterious foraging habits of narwhals

An algorithm can predict when narwhals hunt – a task once nearly impossible to gain insight into. Mathematicians and computer scientists at the University of Copenhagen, together with marine biologists in Greenland, hav…

Jeppe Jon Cederholm & Laura Lund Rysager

A Marine Outlet Glacier Model - A Model Based on the Perfect Plastic Approximatio Supervisor: Christine Hvidberg

Rebekka Frøystad

Title: Measuring d18O of atmospheric oxygen for synchronizing ice core records Supervisor: Thomas Blunier

Miren Lamaison Vidarte

Title: Photonic Control-Phase gate based on emitters with chiral interactions Supervisor: Anders Søndberg Sørensen

Mikkel Thorbjørn Mikkelsen

Title: Multiphoton and heralded entanglement sources for applications in quantum cryptography Supervisors: Peter Lodahl, Ravitej Uppu

Rasmus Ranum Hansen

Solving the turbulence closure problem I - The tropical ocean mixed layer Supervisor: Markus Jochum

Ancient air bubbles speak to a much warmer Antarctica during the ice-age than once believed

Twenty thousand-year-old air bubbles have revealed that Antarctic temperatures during the last ice age were markedly different than what the leading science once suggested. This is according to new research in which the…

Ancient air bubbles speak to a much warmer Antarctica during the ice-age than once believed

Twenty thousand-year-old air bubbles have revealed that Antarctic temperatures during the last ice age were markedly different than what the leading science once suggested. This is according to new research in which the…

Jonas Hermann Damsbo

Title: A Case Study of Severe Cloudburst Events in Denmark Supervisors: Aksel Walløe Hansen, Niels Woetmann Nielsen

Artificial intelligence enhances efficacy of sleep disorder treatments

An algorithm based on 20,000 nights of sleep that can improve the diagnosis, treatment and our overall understanding of sleep disorders has been developed at the University of Copenhagen.

Physics students train on IBM Quantum technology

The Niels Bohr Institute will start training future generations of quantum physicists, next winter, when undergraduate students in the physics program will take courses that include using IBM's cloud-based quantum…