The 'corruption' of the royal class spread in the world of ants
According to researchers at the University of Leeds and Copenhagen, the world of ants is far from being a collaborative social model, it is flooded with fraud and corrup…
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According to researchers at the University of Leeds and Copenhagen, the world of ants is far from being a collaborative social model, it is flooded with fraud and corrup…
According to a group of Danish researchers at the University of Copenhagen, the ant ants of some ants have a very good memory. The study was conducted on a cocoa plantat…
A bio-engineering company in Copenhagen, Denmark is experimenting with a genetically modified plant that will turn red when
Biologists from the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, are studying the eelpout species (photos) with a unique way of raising children: Breastfeeding within the mother's…
A group of students in the United States has built a bicycle that produces electricity during rolling on the road.
While the general goal is not achieved, the Copenhagen Conference also signed a regional agreement: sharing the renewable energy source.
Scientists warn global warming may continue even if the climate summit in Denmark is successful.
Scientists at the International Conference on Climate Change in Copenhagen last week said the balance effect of land and sea carbon sinks is gradually weakening.
Sometimes only a photo can tell the whole story or take you into a stream of emotions. Here are the most impressive photos in the gallery
Coming to Copenhagen, Denmark, visitors are surprised by the unique architecture such as Ordrupgaard museum or Blue Planet building ...
With impressive architecture, tranquil beauty and longevity with time, many pedestrian streets become the must-see destination of tourists.
Go to Copenhagen, New York or Hong Kong, visitors will enjoy a true Christmas, with bustling markets, street light and bright, warm and cheerful atmosphere.
Washington said yesterday it will contribute hundreds of billions of dollars to a fund to support climate change for poor countries.
The study of Prof. Niels Skakkebaek at the University of Copenhagen in Denmark is part of a wider series of studies on chemicals that cause hormonal disruptions.
The group of scientists led by Professor Tina Vilsboll of the University of Copenhagen (Denmark) on January 11 announced that they have researched and discovered a hormo…