The best scientific images of 2017 from University of Copenhagen Get up close and personal to a flea’s feelers, merging galaxies, and nanoparticles.
Scandinavia’s oldest cup mark rock carvings discovered on Bornholm Archaeologists have long suspected that Stone Age Scandinavians produced cup mark rock carvings, but until now they had no examples to prove it.
Museum space is a part of the display When you visit a museum the spatial layout and design is more than a neutral backdrop. It is an essential part of the experience.
Rebel artist keeps researchers busy A new research-based exhibition of Danish artist Asger Jorn’s works opens up for new interpretations of his cultural contribution.
Cannes nominations rarely lead to local success A Danish movie is nominated in Cannes for the third year running. New research shows that a nomination at one of the major European film festivals significantly boosts ticket sales in overseas cinemas. Festival hits are, however, far from guaranteed to be successful in Denmark.
Icelandic music thrives against all odds Reykjavík is a paradox. The tiny Icelandic capital has produced a music scene that is far greater than its size warrants.
Teamwork brought Danish films to the top Danish films are doing well despite the financial crisis. This is due to the Danish film model with collective leadership, a flat organisational structure and a strong system for education and funding.
For Icelanders, it pays to be weird For a century, Iceland tried to be just like other European countries. But suddenly the people in the far North decided to become a bit different.
Creativity facilitates learning Brain research and studies conducted in primary schools show that incorporating theatre, film, art and music into teaching facilitates learning – and fun.
New Year’s rocket science Here's the full story of what happens after you've lit the fuse of a rocket and run off to a safe distance.
