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  2018.11.29

  New Research Could Fine-Tune the Gene Scissors CRISPR

  When researchers and doctors use the tool CRISPR to correct genetic errors, it may have side effects … »

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  2018.09.12

  New method promises fewer side-effects from cancer drugs

  A recent achievement in the field of protein research allows for better tailored pharmaceuticals … »

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  2018.09.02

  Jan Rossmeisl receives medal

  On 23 August 2018 Jan Rossmeisl, professor at Department of Chemistry and member of the Nano-Science … »

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  2018.08.24

  Assistant Professor Kirsten Ørnsbjerg Jensen receives funding: EUR 1.4 million from the EU

  Assistant Professor Kirsten Ørnsbjerg Jensen, Department of Chemistry and Nano-Science Center, … »

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  2018.08.20

  European talent programme bets on UCPH-researchers

  Female researchers were more strongly represented than ever before, when the European Research … »

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  2018.08.14

  Sine Larsen receives the Max Perutz prize

  As the first Dane ever Sine Larsen receives the Max Perutz prize … »

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  2018.06.07

  Current-insulating molecules can shrink electronics

  University of Copenhagen researchers have discovered the most current-insulating molecule ever. The … »

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  2018.01.29

  New marking technique could halt counterfeit goods

  Researchers at the University of Copenhagen have developed the world's most secure marking system … »

• 2018.01.24

  Villum Young Investigator Grant for Jiwoong Lee and Maria Escudero Escribano

  María Escudero Escribano, Assistant Professor at the Department of Chemistry at the University of … »

• 2017.12.11

  Chem on Reuters

  Researchers from UCPH's Department of Chemistry have created a market-ready anti-pollution filter … »

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  2017.11.10

  Ink from ancient Egyptian papyri contains copper

  Until recently, it was assumed that the ink used for writing was primarily carbon-based at least … »

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  2017.10.31

  Attacking different biomass components

  Biomass from non-edible crops could be a good source of glucose and other small sugars that can in … »

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  2017.10.17

  Culture (Night) is (also) art

  More than 3,500 people visited ARTiS: ART in SCIENCE exhibition on Culture Night 14 October. The … »

• 2017.08.31

  Department of Chemistry to participate in HOPE, a large Novo Nordisk Foundation funded project to study LPMOs

  With a new DKK 35 million grant (grant no. NNF17SA0027704), the Novo Nordisk Foundation will … »

• 2017.07.03

  Villum experiment grant for overcoming the crystallization bottleneck in protein crystallography

  The Villum experiment grants are a new type of grant to promote early phase bold ideas which are … »

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  2016.10.27

  A molecular, scalable, building block for quantum computing

  A grant of DKK 4m from the Villum Foundation has been given to associate professor Stergios … »

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  2016.06.01

  Thomas Just Sørensen new member of the Young Academy

  Associate Professor Thomas Just Sørensen is one of ten new members of the Young Academy, part of the … »

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  2016.02.18

  Chemistry trick paves way for safer diabetes medication

  Entirely new approach for designing insulin-based pharmaceuticals could open the door for more … »

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  2016.01.29

  Torkil Holm prize for straddling chemistry and biology

  Professor Dimitrios Stamou is awarded the Torkil Holm prize for work on borders between chemistry … »

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  2016.01.25

  New patent on fast measurements in liquids

  A new invention for non-invasive measurements of properties in liquids will make it possible to … »