Events at Roskilde University

The transmission pattern of SARS-CoV-2 has proven to be very heterogeneous, with a tendency towards superspreading. So much so that it has been estimated that just 10% of infected individuals give rise to 80% of new cases.

– evidence of stability or of subsidence followed by uplift? How physical observable can help fill in the gaps in the geological record by Peter Japsen (GEUS)

The Science Club is a society/association that runs programs for elementary school kids (3.-6. grade) to follow in their spare time – just like any other after-school activity such as sports or music. The concept is that scientists develop a 7 week program within their own scientific field and write a textbook/script that is detailed enough that high school students (called “mentors”) can understand the content and run the program independently. The idea is to make science a fun activity for school kids and nurture their curiosity towards the natural sciences.

by Thomas Mikosch (KU)

ved Bernhelm Booß-Bavnbek and Jens Højgaard Jensen (IMFUFA)

by Ulrich Busk Hoff (DTU)

The next Open House for anyone who is considering applying for admission to one of Roskilde University's bachelor’s programmes will be held 9 February 2022

Open House is for anyone who is considering applying for one of Roskilde University's master programmes. It will take place February 9 2022

Get ready to apply through quota 2 at Roskilde University in 2022