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Scientists have devised a new method for predicting whether a woman will develop breast cancer within two to five years. “The method may not be perfect, but it's seriously good,” says Rasmus Bro, co-author of the study and professor of chemometrics at the Department of Food Science at the UniAlready…
With a new hospital being built near a university, more clinical-academic collaborations are in the future for Odense. The picturesque old town of Odense features the home of Hans Christian Andersen, the world-famous fairy tale writer from the 1800s. But only 10 km away, an ambitious, modern lifAlready a subscriber Login…
For the second year running, Denmark’s biotech sector is awarded a global top three ranking by Scientific American Worldview and is praised for its generous public sector investment and speedy drug trial application process. Denmark takes the global top three spot in the 2016 Scientific American Already a subscriber Login…
Researchers at the Technical University of Denmark have developed a better and more cost-effective solution to purify pharmaceutical wastewater. The technology patented by the researchers comprises a novel microbial electrochemical ultraviolet cell that integrates the microbial management of hydrAlready a subscriber Login You have read all your free articles, to…
