News from Roskilde University

In 2022, the canteen at Roskilde University launched a major project to ensure that good food close to its expiry date gets a new life instead of ending up in the bin.

RUC will be responsible for publishing The Journal of Circular Economy, putting focus on sustainability in academic publications.

Researchers from Roskilde University and the large German company tesa SE are working together on a method to measure mechanical properties in the adhesive products that the company produces for industrial use.

Reducing plastic consumption and creating products that last longer is more important than recycling if we are really going to tackle the problem of plastic pollution. This is what Associate tt备用网址 Kristian Syberg from Roskilde University writes together with a number of international researchers in the renowned scientific journal Science.

Fausol, a wholesaler of products for gardening enthusiasts, has collaborated with students from Roskilde University to analyse markets in Sweden, Norway, Finland, and Holland.

A new Ph.D. project focuses on violations of the rights of indigenous people when large onshore wind projects are constructed.

Social inequality often plays a greater role in the fragmentation and societal division attributed to social media, according to a new PhD project.

RUC-led project receives DKK 13.5 million to collaboratively create an open learning platform for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The purpose is to support SMEs in fostering digital and sustainable development.