Scientists are seeing ice age beginnings for very first time Some fantastic 3D images have emerged from the bottom of the North Sea, making it possible to document the beginning of the ice ages 2.6 million years ago.
Who came first, sponges or comb jellies? A Danish biologist has gone through more than 1,000 articles in an attempt to find morphological characters, which could help to settle the debate about which of the two groups forms the most basal branch on the evolutionary tree of the animal kingdom.
Is the Danish west coast disappearing? COMMENT: Is climate change causing people’s houses to fall into the water? The answer, as it turns out, is not that straight-forward.
After four billion years, the code of life has begun to shrink The genetic code is billions of years old and contains the recipe for all life. Now scientists have managed to change it.
Mathematical models can predict animals’ risk of extinction It’s not easy to predict whether a species will die out. However, scientists from Syddansk Universitet are on the case using statistics to save endangered animals.
Wolves, but no dogs, in Scandinavian wolf population’s heritage There is no evidence that Scandinavia’s wolf population has been influenced by dog-wolf hybrids, new research shows.
Chinese and Norwegian scientists have drilled an almost 600-meter deep hole into the Tibetan Plateau. This gives them a window into the past.
Data on how Norwegians move around allow for a finetuned model of calculating the spread of coronavirus
Emil Korsmo’s goal was to beat back weeds. But the wall charts he made of the bothersome plants were beautiful and popular
Discovered new species on Svalbard: Britney was an arctic plesiosaur with a tiny head and enormous eyes
Smartphones still need to be charged daily. So what's happened to the battery revolution we've been promised?
The Kongsberg mines are famous for their beautiful native silver. Researcher now claims they may also be full of gold.
