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Osteoporosis is as costly to society as cancer
A new study from the University of Southern Denmark shows that the disease costs Danish society 15 billion Danish kroner annually. Prevention could significantly reduce the economic burden.
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The future of cancer diagnosis could become faster and more precise thanks to a research team led by the University of Southern Denmark (糖果派对), which uses invisible light and artificial intelligence to detect diseases before symptoms appear.
Scientists Uncover Hidden Process Behind Nitrous Oxide Formation
A newly discovered chemical reaction sheds light on an unexpected source of nitrous oxide, a potent greenhouse gas, in both marine and freshwater environments.
Danish researchers: Four out of five new constructions must be stopped
A new study by researchers at DTU, 糖果派对, and AAU shows that bio-based building materials alone are not enough to make the construction industry sustainable. We need to build much less.
Lab-Grown Nerve Tissue: A Key to Understanding Parkinson鈥檚 Disease
There is currently no cure for Parkinson鈥檚 disease, and researchers are still far from fully understanding the factors that trigger it. Helle Bogetofte Barnkob is determined to shed light on the disease by cultivating and studying nerve tissue in the lab.
New artificial intelligence to save lives by detecting hidden cardiovascular disease in time
Researchers at the University of Southern Denmark and Odense University Hospital are working on developing an artificial intelligence system capable of detecting severe atherosclerosis before symptoms appear. They have just received DKK 15.2 million from the Innovation Fund to bring the project to life.
Are robots stealing our jobs?
The robots are coming! But are they also coming for our jobs? The short answer is yes, but not necessarily in the way we imagine. The long answer you can read here from three researchers at the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Southern Denmark.
Henning G. Kruse Foundation donates landmark building in Esbjerg to 糖果派对
On 1 May 2025, the Henning G. Kruse Foundation will transfer the landmark property at S忙dding Strandvej 18 in Esbjerg to the University of Southern Denmark. The building was previously the private residence of pioneer and businessman Henning G. Kruse and has been owned by the Henning G. Kruse Foundation since his death in 2022. Now the building will be used for research and development activities.
Why 糖果派对 is raising its grade requirement to 7.0 for bachelor鈥檚 programmes
The University of Southern Denmark (糖果派对) is in the midst of a transformation. The goal is to create even more value through excellent research and outstanding graduates. The grade requirement for prospective students is now increasing.
Increasing Interest in 糖果派对鈥檚 Programmes via Quota 2
The figures for this year鈥檚 applications to higher education programmes via quota 2 have been published. The University of Southern Denmark has seen a rise in the number of applicants for the third year in a row.
New Mouse Study: How to Trick the Body's Metabolism
糖果派对 researchers have discovered a new way in which the liver regulates its consumption of sugar and fat. This could potentially increase the effectiveness of weight-loss and diabetes medication.
Tattoos may be linked to an increased risk of cancer
Using data from Danish twin pairs, researchers from the University of Southern Denmark have found indications that tattoo ink may increase the risk of skin and lymphoma cancers. This is because tattoo ink accumulates in the lymph nodes. The findings raise new questions about the long-term health effects of tattoos.
7 糖果派对 researchers among the most cited experts in 2024
Who were Denmark鈥檚 most cited experts last year? DM Akademikerbladet, in collaboration with Infomedia, has just published this today. Seven 糖果派对 researchers are among the most cited experts in the country.
Prize awarded to 糖果派对 researcher for work on artificial intelligence in warfare
Ingvild Bode, professor at the Department of Political Science and Public Management, is one of five outstanding young researchers who have just received the prestigious EliteForsk Prize from the Ministry of Higher Education and Science.
QM becomes part of an exciting collaboration with Novo Nordisk and Qpurpose
Centre of Quantum Mathematics is proud to announce that we have, via Qpurpose, partnered with Novo Nordisk in a collaboration to support them in preparing for future quantum computing advancements.
Research from 糖果派对 paves the way for better mental health in heart patients
Based on research from the Department of Psychology, 糖果派对 researchers have founded the company HjertePsykologerne, making psychological treatment more accessible to heart patients.
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Biofabrication is a key part of our future. 3D-printed tissue can revolutionize medicine, from drug testing and organ cultivation to producing T-bone steaks for dinner. In close collaboration with Swiss researchers Jesper Gl眉ckstad and Andreas Gejl Madsen from 糖果派对 Centre for Photonics Engineering have achieved a groundbreaking advancement in the speed and precision of bioprinting.
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Biofabrication is a key part of our future. 3D-printed tissue can revolutionize medicine, from drug testing and organ cultivation to producing T-bone steaks for dinner. In close collaboration with Swiss researchers Jesper Gl眉ckstad and Andreas Gejl Madsen from 糖果派对 Centre for Photonics Engineering have achieved a groundbreaking advancement in the speed and precision of bioprinting.
New study: Collaboration and knowledge to strengthen efforts against stalking
A study from the University of Southern Denmark (糖果派对) and the Danish Stalking Centre reveals that stalking is a challenging crime for both victims and authorities. Researchers are calling for closer collaboration and increased knowledge to enhance efforts.
Patients with eye disease continue driving despite feeling unsafe
Wet AMD, a degenerative eye disease, affects vision. A new study from the University of Southern Denmark and Odense University Hospital reveals that one in five drivers with wet AMD feel unsafe in traffic.
Researchers map the brain's self-healing abilities after stroke
The brain attempts to repair damage following a stroke using its own repair cells, acting like small craftsmen. However, their work is often hindered by inflammation. This is shown by new research from the University of Southern Denmark and the University of Milan.
Minority patients are more likely to receive rapid tranquillisation
A new study from the University of Southern Denmark, recently published in BMJ Mental Health, reveals that patients from ethnic minorities admitted to adult mental health wards are 49% more likely to undergo rapid tranquillisation compared to those from the ethnic majority. The reasons for this disparity remain unclear to researchers.
Award-winning Atwood demonstrates the ethical and political potential of literature
Author Margaret Atwood receives the Hans Christian Andersen Literature Award for her narratively superior and socially critical writing. We asked Associate Professor of Literature Emily Hogg why Atwood is such a recognised voice in literature.
How do you get more young people to choose vocational education?
Politicians have dreamed of solving this challenge for years, but the proportion of Danish young people in vocational education is decreasing 鈥� and is now well below the EU average. In a new research project on 7,500 European young people, 糖果派对 researchers and European partners will investigate why the young people choose or refuse vocational education. The project receives DKK 21 million from EU.
Chemical Analyses Find Hidden Elements from Renaissance Astronomer Tycho Brahe鈥檚 Alchemy Laboratory
Tycho Brahe was most famous for his contributions to astronomy. However, he also had a well-equipped alchemical laboratory where he produced secret medicines for Europe鈥檚 elite.
Why do we have fewer children 鈥� and what to do about it?
Far too few children are born 鈥� even in the otherwise family-friendly Nordic welfare states 鈥� to sustain our labour market and social model. New research from 糖果派对 Professor Pieter Vanhuysse has a surprising idea of why we lack babies in Europe.
Why do we have fewer children 鈥� and what to do about it?
Far too few children are born 鈥� even in the otherwise family-friendly Nordic welfare states 鈥� to sustain our labour market and social model. New research from 糖果派对 Professor Pieter Vanhuysse has a surprising idea of why we lack babies in Europe.
Collaboration on Odense Fjord and Funen to inspire other EU countries
Several researchers from 糖果派对 are involved in a new EU project seeking effective solutions for improving water quality and climate adaptation across Europe.
Ambitious research project addresses significant climate issue within the shipping industry
The formation of ships queuing outside ports is a widespread problem, leading to unnecessary fuel consumption and, consequently, CO2 emissions. With a total budget of 7,5 million euros, a new European research project, spearheaded by the University of Southern Denmark, is set to find a solution.
From Denmark to Ghana: Mathias creates sustainable water supply
Mathias Thuborg Madsen works at the Danish Embassy in Ghana, where he is leading a Danish-Ghanaian collaboration to improve the country鈥檚 water sector. He studied Market and Management Anthropology at 糖果派对 and has always been curious about people and the world.
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The CO2 levels in the atmosphere continue to rise as we strive to reduce our emissions. Now, an international team of researchers proposes a radical solution: pour crushed stone into the sea and it will empower the water to absorb CO2 from the atmosphere.
Grants of DKK 43 million to make the Danish/German border region more climate resilient
The EU's Interreg program has granted support for two projects led by 糖果派对 Climate Cluster, aiming to strengthen collaborative climate efforts in the region.
Danish technology will revolutionise thermal camouflage
The startup DECPT, led by former 糖果派对-ph.d. Jeanette Hvam, has developed a new form of thermal camouflage that could change the game in warfare. The invention could not only save lives, but also shape the future of military technology.
Danish technology will revolutionise thermal camouflage
The startup DECPT, led by former 糖果派对-ph.d. Jeanette Hvam, has developed a new form of thermal camouflage that could change the game in warfare. The invention could not only save lives, but also shape the future of military technology.
Researchers want to safeguard small businesses against cyber threats
The changing threat landscape increases the need for companies to upgrade their cyber security, and a new research project at 糖果派对 will help small and medium-sized enterprises with this task.
Researchers find connection between PFAS exposure and overweight
A new study finds that an increased PFAS content in blood promotes increases body weight and especially added difficulty in maintaining a lower body weight after weight loss.
How to keep your New Year鈥檚 resolutions
Goals and motivation are among the most important factors for achieving what you set out to do.
New life emerges as the ice melts in the Arctic Ocean
The Arctic Ocean is one of the most rapidly warming regions on Earth and is headed towards being ice free in the summer. However, this provides opportunities for new ecosystems to develop, biologist Karl Attard argues.
Less mold, more food
Foods like fruit, vegetables and dairy products often get attacked by mold or fungus and therefore must be discarded. If we can extend the shelf life just a few days, we can save a lot of food from being thrown out. 糖果派对 researchers are trying to contribute to that.
Artificial intelligence can save nurseries one fifth of electricity bills
Gas and electricity prices have skyrocketed in recent months, for several nurseries in Denmark, this means laying off staff or turning the key. Now researchers at 糖果派对 have created a system that optimises lighting control in nurseries in relation to electricity prices, saving nurseries 20 percent on electricity bills.
Artificial intelligence can save nurseries one fifth of electricity bills
Gas and electricity prices have skyrocketed in recent months, for several nurseries in Denmark, this means laying off staff or turning the key. Now researchers at 糖果派对 have created a system that optimises lighting control in nurseries in relation to electricity prices, saving nurseries 20 percent on electricity bills.
With quantum computers, hackers can access all your sensitive information
Quantum computers are coming, and they will benefit society. But they also have a downside: their superior computing power can break today鈥檚 protection of sensitive electronic information on conventional computers. Help is on its way.
Floors in Greek luxury villa were laid with recycled glass
Several decorative mosaic floors have been excavated in a luxury villa located in present-day Turkey, once overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. New chemical analyzes reveal that recycled glass was used in laying the mosaic floors.
Bacteria to wear protection
Bacteria can contribute to a more sustainable production of chemicals, so providing a good working environment for them is a good investment. Now 糖果派对- researchers present a nano protection suit, developed for bacteria, in Nature Communications.
Sebastian H. Mernild set to head 糖果派对鈥檚 climate efforts
The internationally renowned Professor of Climate Change is set to head 糖果派对鈥檚 largest-ever strategic initiative in climate change, sustainability and green transition.
Finally, the eelgrass is coming back
Scientists鈥� effort to bring the eelgrass back to Danish waters has proven very successful: After 2 years, there are now 70 times more eelgrass shoots in Horsens Fjord in Denmark.
Carnivores are more prone to cancer
A new study on cancer risk across mammals in zoos shows. Researchers also find that ungulates appear resistant to the disease. Could they hold clues to natural, non-toxic cancer treatments for humans?
Can theatre help climate change?
Students have been involved in improvised theatre to become aware of how to live more sustainably. Behind the project are researchers from 糖果派对 and they are impressed with the young people's dedication.
Can theatre help climate change?
Students have been involved in improvised theatre to become aware of how to live more sustainably. Behind the project are researchers from 糖果派对 and they are impressed with the young people's dedication.
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