COPE - Copenhagen Center for Disaster Research

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Copenhagen Center for Disaster Research (COPE) is a platform for inter-disciplinary research, teaching and networking on disasters and climate change issues. COPE's aim is to facilitate multidisciplinary disaster research by: supporting and promoting collaborative studies, sharing results from this research and circulating the results of these projects, thus advancing knowledge in the field.

Events

From the Law of Geography to the Geography of Law

CLIMA Lunch Seminar with Daniela Martins.

Handling xenotransplantation - Ethico-emotional practices in transgressive medical frontier science

PhD defence by Sofie á Rogvi

Seminar on Complexity Science and Mental Health

Discussion on how complexity science is transforming our understanding of mental health and clinical care

UN Peacekeeping in the Anthropocene: Climate-Law Obligations of International Organizations

CLIMA lunch seminar with Haris Huremagić, University of Copenhagen

Copenhagen Health Complexity Center: Inspiration meeting on sleep, health, and prevention

We spend about a third of our lives sleeping. But why is sleep so important for our health and well-being?

News

Climate Change Attribution; Loss and Damage in the Context of the Nepal Disaster

Climate attribution study on the Nepal disaster to be used for compensation claims from major UN climate fund

Interview with Frances Rosenberg

Frances Rosenberg joins the Global Health section as a Research Assistant

Augustin Lambert: Creating a toolkit for decolonising global health education in the Nordic context

Meet Augustin Lambert, a research intern at the School of Global Health, University of Copenhagen.