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Psychology

2026.08.13

Psychologist: Capitalism has three possible futures

In a new book, associate professor Séamus Power outlines three realistic scenarios for the future o…

Research

2026.08.03

When the green transition hits the backyard

We broadly support the green transition. But when it changes our landscape, our daily lives, or our…

Health

2026.07.22

When children bring viruses home, it can take a heavy toll on younger siblings later in life

Infants exposed to respiratory illnesses via older siblings typically fare worse in terms of…

Dishonesty

2026.06.26

New research identifies the types of dishonesty that occur in a relationship – and their consequences

From ‘harmless’ white lies to infidelity, dishonesty in romantic relationships is a complex…

Economics

2026.06.19

Competition from Chinese imports is causing CO₂ emissions to rise globally

Danish companies emit less CO₂ when they relocate certain tasks abroad. At the same time, emissions…

Psychology

2026.06.17

First graduates from new psychology programme

A new master’s programme at the University of Copenhagen, run in collaboration with Region Zealand,…

Artificial intelligence

2026.06.16

AI gigafactories require political decisions – not just technological investments

The EU plans to build massive AI gigafactories, and Denmark has thrown its hat into the ring. But…

Mental health

2026.06.15

New scale measures mental health promoting behaviour

With the help of a nine-item scale, researchers from the University of Copenhagen are now able to…

Psychology

2026.06.11

Danish intelligence test may underestimate the abilities of bilingual young people

Even highly educated young people who have grown up and been educated in Denmark risk being…

Collaboration

2026.05.21

When research ends up in a drawer, welfare pays the price

A new partnership between the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Copenhagen and the…

Faculty of Social Sciences

Psychologist: Capitalism has three possible futures

When the green transition hits the backyard

When children bring viruses home, it can take a heavy toll on younger siblings later in life

New research identifies the types of dishonesty that occur in a relationship – and their consequences

Competition from Chinese imports is causing CO₂ emissions to rise globally

First graduates from new psychology programme

AI gigafactories require political decisions – not just technological investments

New scale measures mental health promoting behaviour

Danish intelligence test may underestimate the abilities of bilingual young people

When research ends up in a drawer, welfare pays the price

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