Center for Evolutionary Hologenomics – University of Copenhagen

Center for Evolutionary Hologenomics

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News

Gut microbes might hold the key to chicken growth and health

A new open-access study published in ISME Communications sheds light on how gut bacteria may…

Gene sharing keeps life’s genetic code stable

A new paper in the Cell Press journal Trends in Genetics is challenging one of biology’s oldest…

Interdisciplinarity

New ‘Tomatoponics’ project aims to bring back flavour to hydroponic tomatoes

A new interdisciplinary research grant has been awarded to Professor Tom Gilbert and colleagues fro…

International postdoctoral grant to study Arctic human–animal relationships

PhD student Emma Vitale has been awarded an International Postdoctoral Grant from Independent…

Proof of Concept grant to explore innovative research

Postdoc Søren Blikdal Hansen has been awarded an innovation grant from the University of…

From Archived Brains to Future Psychiatry: Revealing the role of infection in mental health

One of five projects under the new SUND Collaborates initiatives by the Faculty of Health and…

Calendar

27 June - 28 June 2026

Ancient DNA plant meeting

Join us for the Ancient Plant DNA Meeting, taking place on 27–28 June in the Geological Museum auditorium. The meeting is generously funded by the Carlsberg Foundation.

30 May 2026, 15:00

Bloom Talk: Smagen af... Ammassak

Hvordan har Grønlands oprindelige inuit-folk overlevet på en plantefri kost? Mikrobiolog Aviaja Lyberth Hauptmann inviterer os til at smage på en vigtig råvare i den grønlandske madkultur – den lille fisk ammassak – som måske kan inspirere til at spise og leve i større harmoni med naturen.

30 May 2026, 11:00

Bloom Talk: Ven eller fjende?

I vores tarme lever bakterier – og måske endda en orm eller to. Men hvornår er vores sameksistens venligsindet, og hvornår er den fjendtlig? Få testet dine fordomme om vores små bofæller i selskab med evolutionsbiolog Sandra Breum Andersen og parasitforsker Peter Nejsum.

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