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The Call is out: the DNRF is ready to grant up to 1.2 billion DKK for New Centers of Excellence
The Danish National Research Foundation hereby invites researchers from all scientific fields to submit outline proposals for new Centers of Excellence. The foundation is ready…
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Other September News in Brief
Two ERC Starting Grants go to researchers affiliated with the DNRF; researchers from CHEAC lead a study published in Nature Materials; researchers from CEH publish…
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Quantum computing will be the next tech revolution: scientist to be honoured with the H.C. Ørsted Gold Medal
PRESS RELEASE: The Society for the Dissemination of Natural Science is awarding an H.C. Ørsted Gold Medal in physics to Professor Charles Marcus. His research…
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Two Centers of Excellence receives a large grant for the development of quantum simulators
One of quantum technology’s biggest investments, the quantum computer, is expected to be able to solve complex problems in a wide range of disciplines, including…
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New book on basic research from the Danish National Research Foundation
The Danish National Research Foundation has published “Fortællinger fra Grundforskningens Grænseland – samtaler med 25 nutidige forskere i Danmark” in collaboration with the Royal Danish…
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Inauguration of Center for Geometry and Topology (GeoTop)
August 27, 2020, was the day for the official opening of the new DNRF Center of Excellence GeoTop, led by Professor Nathalie Wahl from the…
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Other August News in Brief
Professor Mathias Middelboe from the new Center of Excellence HADAL participated in Bloom’s mini festival 2020; the first volume of UrbNet’s new international Journal of…
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Jens Lundgren at the forefront of new global efforts against COVID-19
Forty-five different types of medication developed especially for the fight against COVID-19 will be tested in a new global effort led by Professor Jens Lundgren,…
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CCG discovers a wealth of sugar molecules for developing medications
The human hormone system controls some of the body’s most central functions by sending hormones into the bloodstream. In a new study, a research team…
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Other July News in Brief
Research from CEBI on consumption during corona shutdown in PNAS; DAWN separates gamma rays into two classes using Al algorithm; PRIVACY has launched a series…
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Eva Hoffmann from CCS is a new member of EMBO
Professor Eva Hoffmann, from the DNRF’s Center for Chromosome Stability (CCS) at the University of Copenhagen, is among this year’s new members of the research…
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Astronomers connect white dwarfs as primary source of carbon in the Milky Way
An international research team has analyzed the carbon content of white dwarfs from galaxy clusters in the Milky Way. The results shed new light on…
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New method solves old mystery: Hafnium isotopes clinch origin of high-quality Roman glass
Glass is an immensely interesting archaeological material: While its fragility and beauty is fascinating in itself, geochemical studies of invisible tracers can reveal more than…
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Anja Boisen receives a large grant from the BioInnovation Institute
The BioInnovation Institute (BII) has awarded Professor Anja Boisen a grant of DKK 18 million for a three-year project in drug monitoring. The goal of…
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Other June News in Brief
Students from CCS assist in a study about pregnant women; three of the DNRF’s ten new heads of centers in Kraks Blue Book; Assistant Professor…
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