CMC discovers flawed theory behind widely used materials
DNRF head of center Bo Brummerstedt Iversen is one of the authors of a new paper in Nature Materials which shows that parts of the theory behind van der Waals materials do not match reality. Therefore, the theory must be reconsidered before researchers can fully understand the materials, which hold a great potential in future energy research.
Read more about van der Waals materials and the paper
New research from CGG: Vampire bats, genetics and microbes
Researchers from the Center for GeoGenetics have studied vampire bats with a hologenomic approach, looking at the relationship between the animal’s genes and microbiota. This holistic approach is part of a new era in genetic research.
26 meteorites give us new information on the birth of the Earth and the moon
In a new study recently published in Nature, researchers from STARPLAN explains how the connection between the planets’ different chemical composition and their respective size can provide new information on the creation of the Earth and the moon.
Read more about the meteorites and the results here.
Read the DNRF Open Access to Data publication
Read the publication which was the foundation for the DNRF annual meeting here, and gain insight into the different aspects of the open data debate.
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