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Interview with Anne Bach Nielsen, postdoctoral researcher at COPE

Meet COPE postdoctoral researcher Anne Bach Nielsen. Nielsen's research explores disaster governanc…

See the winning solutions of the Global Health Case Challenge 2021

See the winning solutions of the University of Copenhagen's seventh international Global Health Cas…

New online course: Chronically Ill in an Emergency - Why Mental Health Matters

The University of Copenhagen have launched a new online course about integrating mental health and…

New online course: Urbanisation and Health – Promoting Sustainable Solutions

Join our new online course, "Urbanisation and Health – Promoting Sustainable Solutions" for free…

Free educational resources

New educational resources about innovation in global health

University of Copenhagen has produced a series of freely available modules and online lectures abou…

In future pandemics, you can hug your friends through your computer

In a new and innovative research project, researchers from the University of Copenhagen, among…

Protein mapping

Old dog poop provides insight into one of Alaska's indigenous peoples and their relationship to the dog

For the first time, researchers have succeeded in mapping the proteins in an old, frozen poop. The…

UCPH’s research in microbiology and infectious diseases move to highest international level with donation for new state-of-the-art laboratories

With a large donation from the A.P. Møller Foundation, the University of Copenhagen now gets the…

ALS development could be triggered by loss of specific network connections in the spinal cord

The network connection between nerve cells in the spinal cord seems to play a critical role in the…

Stem cell drugs surprise researchers: Could lead to better drugs in the future

New study could help improve stem cell transplantation and lead to better drug design in the future…

Researchers find the secret behind maintaining a healthy weight loss

In the world's most recognized medical journal, Danish researchers now document how to effectively…

Arctic Inuit with a faulty gene could control their diabetes with an hour of daily exercise

An hour of hiking with hunting gear may be enough to help control blood glucose levels in Arctic…