The 2026 Nobel Prize in Medicine has been awarded to Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel for discoveries that made it possible to use light to switch individual nerve
An Espoo shop is only letting two students in at a time, as students from a nearby vocational school report repeated theft, shouting and other disruptive behaviour by some of
Violence in Danish schools is widespread, particularly among younger pupils, according to a new national study that found physical violence between students in more than half of the classes surveyed.
Anonymous sperm and egg donation in Denmark should no longer be available, according to the Danish Council on Ethics (Det Etiske Råd). In a recommendation published on 30 September, 14
Armand Duplantis will skip the 2027 indoor season, choosing to focus on recovery and preparation for next summer. The decision means the Swedish pole vault star will not compete at
A DTU cyberattack disclosed on Friday, 2 October, may have affected personal data linked to up to 200,000 current and former users of the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), including
The shortage of qualified teachers in Denmark is becoming increasingly visible in international comparisons: nearly one in five teachers in Danish public primary and lower-secondary schools is not fully qualified,
Denmark’s free public schools guarantee free instruction, but a new study finds that school-related expenses are putting significant pressure on poorer families and can limit some children’s participation in class
Seven in ten young women in Sweden aged 16–24 reported experiencing anxiety, worry or unease in 2025, according to the new Ung idag 2026 report from the Swedish Agency for
Vegetarian meals in Finnish schools have quadrupled in popularity in the municipality of Kontiolahti after a simple change: every pupil can now freely choose between a meat-based and a meat-free