Small angle X-ray scattering is powerful tool for characterization of particle`s size in nanoparticulate systems. It can be used for measurement of the systems containing particles with sizes up to 100 nm.

The magnetic measurements provide information about superparamagnetic and blocked state of as prepared magnetic nanoparticles. By the analysis of ZFC-FC curves we can extract the value of blocking temperature and predict the mutual magnetic interactions between the nanoparticles. The hysteresis loops interpretation and hysteresis parameters support the data retrieved from ZFC-FC measurements and confirm the magnetic nature of samples.

X-ray powder diffraction is universal technique for characterization and/or identification of powder materials. This method is a powerful tool which provides information concerning phase composition (identification of crystalline phases, quantification of crystalline phases), structural analysis of powder samples, determination of crystallinity (MCL, mean X-ray coherence length), and determination of content of amorphous component.

Mössbauer spectroscopy provides the information about local surroundings of probed iron atoms. By the interpretation of Mössbauer spectra and its hyperfine Mössbauer parameters we can estimate the valence state, oxidation state, spin state, magnetic state of prepared samples.

Triaxial test, direct shear test (100×100 mm and 300×300 mm) and simple shear test; compression tests, Special laboratory tests; e.g.

CBS Sustainability is a multi-disciplinary research centre devoted to the study of sustainable practices and developments in organizations, markets and society at large. The centre was established in 2002 and is today recognized as one of the leading research environments of its kind in Europe.

CBS Sustainability provides external stakeholders with easy access to relevant resources and activities at CBS, while also making it easier for CBS faculty to identify opportunities for collaboration with CBS colleagues and researchers from other universities.

Center for Financial Frictions (FRIC) is a Center of Excellence established by the Danish National Research Foundation. FRIC investigates the impact of financial frictions on the prices of financial assets, on economic development and on the design and regulation of financial markets. The FRIC Center carries out theoretical and empirical analyses of the impact of financial frictions on the prices of financial assets, on economic development and on the design and regulation of financial markets.
FRIC investigates financial frictions, which are costs or impediments to financial transactions. Financial frictions occur for instance as a result of the varying ease by which financial assets are traded (their liquidity), the transactions costs, borrowing constraints, credit risk, capital requirements for financial institutions, and asymmetric information among market participants.

Center for Corporate Governance (CCG) was founded in 2005 by a grant from Copenhagen Business School and currently has 20 staff members, among these 6 professors. Center for Corporate Governance is a virtual forum for the advancement of knowledge within corporate governance. It is an international, interdisciplinary center comprised of researchers in finance, economics, accounting, law, management and international business as well as business executives, auditors and government official.

The Copenhagen School of Energy Infrastructure (CSEI) conducts research in tomorrow’s energy infrastructure from a economic policy point-of-view to ensure a successful transition towards a new sustainable European Energy Infrastructure based on volatile and largely renewable energy sources. CSEI is established as a European research center at CBS’ Department of Economics and delivers expertise and new knowledge as well as education within energy infrastructure in close cooperation with stakeholders from the sector, the European Commission and society at large. CSEI is directly supported by the European Commission (DG Energy), and will qualify the discussions at the Commision’s annual Copenhagen Energy Infrastructure Forum. CSEI will analyze the consequences of digitalization of the energy sector and its impact on energy infrastructure, investigate efficient regional decision-making procedures, explore ways to promote public acceptance of energy infrastructure projects and examine the financial challenges to energy infrastructure projects.

“The POVI Centre
Public Organizations, Values and Innovation

The aim of the center is to understand how public organizations organize themselves in complex modern democracies and how contemporary governance models and innovation play an important role in solving contemporary policy challenges. These challenges are located in different policy areas such as health, security, public infrastructure, climate, anti-corruption, and equality. The overall ambition of POVI is to advance research in the area of public organizations, value and innovation in Denmark as well as internationally. Three themes will enhance our understanding of future ways within public organizing:

Reform and value processes in new governance models
Transformation of public organizations
Nordic Public innovation processes and models”

CBS Library is university library for Copenhagen Business School and is open to the public. The primary task of CBS Library is to make information, knowledge and services available in a structured and manageable way. The library is an integral part of CBS and attend to tasks regarding information, learning and dissemination for CBS’ students, researchers and lecturers. In addition to this, the library is a public library and make information, services and study facilities available to others than CBS.

Digital Tech Summit is Denmark’s meeting point and showcase for digital technologies and a meeting point for strong research environments, technology leaders and start-ups.
Digital Tech Summit gives you opportunity to engage in valuable networking, seek out lead generation on new projects and clients, as well as professional development through the program and speakers, and market insights from the mingling, the sessions and the exhibition area.

The CBS research portal is a repository for publications, projects, student theses, press and media activities from Copenhagen Business School. Get public access to numerous Open Access full text publications written by CBS researchers.

Seven research groups from the faculty of Movement and Behavioral Sciences of the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam conduct experimental research involving humans and make use of advanced methods of research. One of the goals of the institute is to foster the exchange and development of advanced knowledge for neuro-imaging methods of research. The institute will work as a research incubator where researchers and students work together to push the limits of advanced methods of research.

LEARN! is an interdisciplinary research institute on learning in an institutional and societal context. We bring together colleagues from the behavioural, social, medical and educational sciences to understand: The Micro context of learning of children and adults; The Meso context: the classroom, school organisation, day-care centers, work-based settings or adult colleges; The Macro context: the coordination and governance of learning by school boards, local and national governance.

Philosophical research carried out in the department can be split up according to the three traditional domains: historical, theoretical, practical. The department houses specialists in freedom and responsibility, integrity, the epistemic role of universities, Enlightened thinking and German Idealism, market ethics, the philosophy of psychiatry, the nature of scientific explanations, epistemology of mathematics, and the history of ancient and medieval metaphysics and scientific philosophy.

The History education and research is distinguishing itself with an approach in which European history is not the obvious starting point, and which includes long-term perspectives. The department’s research is organised primarily in the VU’s Interfaculty Research Institute for Culture, Cognition, History and Heritage, CLUE+. Professors, academic staff and PhD students pursue interdisciplinary collaboration, embedded in the research programmes of the various chairs.

Research groups of Language, Literature and Communication have multiple focuses. One of them is developing new perspectives for adults and children with hearing difficulties. Another group looks at how people communicate issues of science and technology in their everyday lives, using Discursive Psychology and Conversation Analysis. There is also an investigation on language use and cognition from the perspective of multimodal communication.

CLUE+ brings together researchers from a wide variety of academic disciplines, to work on joint projects, reflect upon societal challenges and formulate strategies for addressing those challenges. Following the general VU profile themes, the focus is on challenges in the realm of connectedness, sustainability and governance. CLUE+ aims to provide an inspiring research climate for talented young academics as well as for senior and top researchers.

The Eep Talstra Centre for Bible and Computer (ETCBC) develops and maintains an advanced syntactic database of the Hebrew Bible. The methodology of the ETCBC prioritises syntactic analysis over semantic, literary, or rhetorical analysis. Formal indicators, rather than functional, comprise the framework of the database. Linguistic information is encoded hierarchically at the word, phrase, clause, and text levels.