A new study maps music and chanting at football stadiums in various countries, showing significant differences in sound and purpose. In England, spontaneous collective singing drives stadium sound, while in Germany, organized and sustained rhythms dominate the atmosphere.
Researchers at Aalborg University aim to identify biological changes driving disease development with a comprehensive pre-diagnostic study of early Crohn's disease. They will analyze thousands of blood samples from patients prior to diagnosis to develop a predictive model.
A new Danish study found that people with a higher genetic risk of developing chronic inflammatory bowel disease are more likely to experience a severe course. The researchers discovered a correlation between genetics and disease severity, which could lead to tailored treatment strategies.
The CEBE program aims to develop new knowledge and solutions to reduce the climate impact of construction. The program will focus on seven research fields, including assessing and measuring sustainability, and collaborate with international partners.
A new Danish study reveals that social inequities in survival after atrial fibrillation have remained unchanged over the past 20 years. Individuals with low income, education, and social relationships live significantly shorter lives than those with high-income backgrounds.
A new meta-analysis of 327 studies with over 282,000 participants reveals that AI agents excel in situations where a negative response is required, such as rejecting loan applications. However, human presence remains essential in tasks requiring empathy and spontaneity.
The BONSAI Climate Footprint Analyser helps users understand the climate impact of various products and materials through a free, publicly accessible platform. The tool provides accurate CO₂e values for over 1,000 products across 40 countries, enabling organisations to assess and reduce their climate footprint.
A new study from Aalborg University found that removing grades opens up space for different teaching methods, increasing motivation among students. However, the exam- and grade-free environment is only partially being realized, with some students struggling to stay motivated and others benefiting from increased curiosity and engagement.
A new study reveals high hare densities in two Danish cities, surpassing rural habitats in Europe. Biodiversity-friendly urban planning and innovative monitoring tools likely contributed to the high populations.
European hedgehog populations are declining by over 30% in several countries due to man-made threats such as traffic, agricultural practices, and habitat destruction. The species is now listed as Near Threatened on the IUCN Red List, highlighting the need for conservation efforts.
A team of researchers has developed a method to extract valuable materials such as biopolymers and phosphorus from wastewater treatment plants. These biomaterials can be used as sustainable alternatives to oil-based products in various industries, including paper production, building materials, and water purification.
A team of researchers has identified a genetic variant associated with severe ulcerative colitis, which may help predict patient outcomes and guide targeted treatment approaches. The study found that patients carrying the HLA-DRB1*01:03 variant were more likely to require major surgery within three years of diagnosis.
A new study found that children diagnosed with IBD before the age of six show biological changes associated with the disease at birth. This suggests that these children are part of a severely affected subgroup, making preventive options crucial for their investigation. The study's findings could lead to earlier screening and potentiall...
Researchers found that over 130,000 people in Denmark live with atrial fibrillation, with a 20% increase in new cases each year. The study reveals heart failure is the most common complication, with a risk of death twice as high as stroke after diagnosis.