In this featured comment, the Student Council of Biochemistry contribute to the debate on the role of the future Head of Studies at the new merged Faculty of Science. They argue for connection and cooperation with the students as the most important assets
Strange succulents, tiny seedlings and plant pests (under the microscope). All laid out in the greenhouses
The revue spirit is spreading throughout the university. Our photographer visited the former Faculty of Life Sciences over the weekend as the students got on stage to mock university life
Ash trees are an important part of the Danish ecosystem. But they risk extinction unless students like Martin Slot at the University of Copenhagen's Forestry school can find a way to save them
Pigs bred to show genetic variations at one facility. Horses treated at another one
Genomics scientist from the University of Copenhagen sets off a whirlwind of funding for his projects on obesity and diabetes
Helle Thorning-Schmidt, Prime Minster of Denmark, predicts cutbacks, crisis and a need for more solidarity in her maiden New Year speech to the nation
Students competed for fame – and a cash prize – as they speed-presented their theories to the audience at Fifteen Minutes of Brain
Rector's plan to merge Science and Life; Pharma and Health faculties not supported by staff in advisory body HSU
Life Science students and staff met for an evening of international Christmas. Our photo coverage will put you in a Christmas mood in no time
University of Copenhagen to set up mandatory ethics courses for PhD students in the wake of scientific fraud scandal. Deans support the initiative, but PhD student says the course may not be completely necessary
Soon-to-be-mergered departments are hotbeds of deep staff and student frustration. This is according to staff and student-elected board members of the University of Copenhagen at last week's board meeting. Rector Ralf Hemmingsen, on the other hand, points to a fruitful academic dialogue
Per Holten-Andersen, the Dean at the Faculty of Life Sciences, is to be Rector of the Copenhagen Business School (CBS). Niels Elers Koch, the director of Forest & Landscape, is to replace him
