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In power electronics, wide-bandgap materials such as GaN are used in diodes due to their ability to handle high currents and voltages. Metal contacts on p-doped GaN have difficulty obtaining low specific contact resistivity and the behaviour of an ohmic contact. In this report, different parameters were changed in the process to optimise the device. The parameters changed were the photoresist deve

This project explores how urban design can support a more inclusive, walkable and caring neighbourhood for older women in Copenhagen. Located in Refshaleøen, the project uses independently living women aged 65–75 as a critical lens for rethinking future urban development. The proposal focuses on everyday needs often overlooked in conventional planning, including slower movement, rest, safety, acc

This thesis is an experimental study that explores the role correlated disorder plays in the ground state selection of quantum magnetic materials. Whilst magnetic materials with conventional long-range magnetic orderings give rise to magnetic Bragg peaks that can be understood through average structure methods, the unconventional correlated short-range orderings of quantum magnetic materials give

In this episode, we speak to Kees van der Geest, academic officer and Head of Environment and Migration section at the UN University, and Linnéa Nordlander, Assistant Professor of human rights and sustainability at the University of Copenhagen.

The global decline of seagrass meadows has increased the need for effective restoration strategies, yet recovery is often limited by physical environmental stressors. This thesis investigates the hydrodynamic thresholds influencing seagrass seedling survival and recruitment along the Adelaide coastline in Gulf St. Vincent, South Australia. The study focuses on two sites with similar environmental

This article explores meaningful work across two frontline occupations, bank advisors and school­teachers. We build on narrative research focusing on the role of stories and storytelling in the sensemaking and identity construction processes related to work to explore the importance of oth­ers in the perception and construction of everyday work as meaningful. To study this, we examine the narrativ

This thesis investigates subspaces of the Hardy space, especially ones defined via analytic continuation, and their applications to operator theory. The main function theoretic properties investigated are the distribution of zeros and extremal functions. The operator theory investigations are centered around the concept of invariant subspaces and cyclic vectors.

This European Policy Analysis examines recent developments within the Council of Europe concerning a proposed political declaration by its Committee of Ministers on the European Court of Human Rights’ approach to migration-related issues. These developments follow an Open Letter in May 2025 and a subsequent Joint Statement by a group of member states expressing concerns about the Court’s case-law

Many animals, such as birds and bats, are capable of migrating over vast distances to specific destinations. Remarkably, even insects such as the North American Monarch butterfly and the Australian Bogong moth undertake similarly long-distance migrations to specific sites. Here, we provide an overview of our current understanding of the migration of these insects and outline the sensory cues and n

Al-Ga-based alloys are promising carriers of renewable energy, which can provide hydrogen by hydrolysis in challenging working environments. Manipulating their performance by different process conditions and comprehending the mechanisms are important for achieving directional design synthesis of alloys and enhancing their practicality. This study presents a novel approach to optimizing the hydroge

Public spaces are increasingly becoming battlegrounds over collective identity, associeties revisit which figures deserve commemoration. The removal of statues andstreet names has become a powerful symbolic act, as for those attached to theselegacies, such changes may be seen as denying their group identity. This paperexamines the political consequences of such symbolic changes in the context of S

Recognizing the challenges in using botanicals as sustainable pest control agents due to compositional variation, this study addresses the limitations of traditional component-based approaches such as Hewlett and Plackett or Wadley’s models. Based on the assumption of noninteractivity among constituents, these models often fail to predict outcomes accurately due to dynamic intermolecular interacti

This chapter presents a semiotic analysis of gender advertisements, introducing a novel framework that advances the Transformative Advertising Research subfield. Using a semiotic square, it categorizes gender advertisements into gender-transformative, gender-conformative, gender-nontransformative, and gender-nonconformative terms, leading to six meta-categories: gender-stereotyping, gender-neutral

This article examines Friedrich Schelling’s understanding of the beginning of reality through the concept of contraction and its relation to his view of life as struggle. Drawing on his rejection of mechanistic accounts of life, the article shows how Schelling envisions all life – divine as well as finite – as arising through tension, polarity, and dynamic becoming. God is not a static principle b