New research challenges the origin of 'The Egtved girl' The question of her origin is widely debated. My research shows that she probably was from Scandinavia – but not from Jutland.
Fake researcher fabricated finding that HPV vaccine causes cervical cancer A research article alleging that HPV vaccines can cause cancer has now been withdrawn. "Extremely serious," says Karolinska Institutet.
European Research Council turns ten: After success comes uncertainty After ten successful years, the European Research Council is facing uncertainty over future funding, while comments by Donald Trump and events in Europe are adding additional stress.
Young scientists react to Brexit Uncertainty in residence status, jobs, and future funding. These are some of the concerns of young European scientists following the UK’s recent decision to leave the EU.
New method to detect toxin can replace animal testing A chemical analysis can effectively detect botulism types, thus avoiding the need to sacrifice mice as part of the diagnostic process.
New state-of-the-art research facility is being build in Scandinavia Construction of the world's most advanced neutron scattering facility is finally to begin after ten years of preparation.
Looking back on ESOF2014 This year’s European research conference ESOF is drawing to a close. ScienceNordic.com asked three of the most prominent figures what they got out of the conference.
Share your research: the researcher's guide to captivating science communication A new handbook on how to share your research from Videnskab.dk and ScienceNordic.com.
ESOF 2014: Bridging the gap between science and society In June 2014, Denmark will host an international conference to solve challenges of the future and discuss ethical dilemmas.
Icelandic men sing for country, camaraderie and self-therapy Male voice choirs hold a special place in Icelandic culture. Singing is a vital part of everyday life and is about national identity, being with other men, and dealing with life's ups and downs.
