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  Michael Kühl wins Moore Investigator award in aquatic symbiosis

  2020.03.11

  After a tough international competition, the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation has selected 15 innovative researchers, who will receive large, flexible investigator awards for the next 5 years. The Danish professor in … »
  
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  Professor and tightrope walker: Riikka Rinnan finding balance amidst global climate chaos

  2020.03.11

  Climate scientist, tightrope walker and prize winner. Last week, 44-year-old professor and biologist Riikka Rinnan reached the top of the Danish researcher universe when she was awarded the EliteForsk Prize 2020 (Elite … »
  
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  Many species in mountains have to choose between higher temperatures or decreased oxygen levels

  2020.02.11

  As a result of global warming many species are currently shifting altitudinal distribution in mountain areas. Even though most move to higher altitudes, there are large differences among species, and some even shift … »
  
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  Photosynthesis in the “dark”: Near-infrared light drives substantial oxygen production in natural biofilms

  2020.01.21

  New findings challenge the commonly accepted notion that chlorophyll a is the major photopigment in oxygenic photosynthesis driven by visible light and demonstate the importance of cyanobacteria with chlorophyll d and f … »
  
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  Tracking the scent of warming tundra

  2020.01.20

  Climate change is causing the subarctic tundra to warm twice as fast as the global average, and this warming is speeding up the activity of the plant life. Researchers from the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, and the … »
  

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