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Monthly Archives: February 2015
Magnetic nanoparticles boost solar cells
Polymer, or organic, solar cells offer tremendous potential: They are inexpensive, flexible and extremely versatile. Their drawback compared with established silicon solar cells is...Self-driving cars: dots on the horizon – for now
If we are to believe the latest reports, Google considers its self-driving car to be an ideal taxi – without a driver. If anything,...Heaps app gets the party started
Seeing another party being held on the other side of the street, five friends and fellow students from Copenhagen Business School and the University...How stress can lead to social inequality
Stress is a staple of our lives today, and we know intuitively that it can influence our confidence – which is essential to our...Does digitalisation make companies more democratic – or less?
This week, entrepreneurs, trade union officials, politicians and scientists met in Munich to discuss models for democratic companies and their impact at an international...Do our faces reveal our personality?
What first impression do you make?Upload a representative photo of yourself – with a neutral facial expression – to face.cbs.dtu.dk and find out what...‘Stupidity virus’ refuted: samples contaminated
At the end of October 2014, a paper in the scientific journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) drew a considerable amount...Revealing dark matter at the heart of our galaxy
A central tenet in modern cosmology and astrophysics is the presence of a mysterious form of matter – dubbed dark matter – which is...Monitoring epilepsy in the brain with a wireless system
The majority of the 50 million people around the world who suffer from epilepsy can be treated by anticonvulsant drugs. Yet a handful of...
