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We are poor at spotting fake news – but one simple measure makes us better
A new CBS study shows that neutral and explanatory information helps us assess news even when it goes against our political views
New study of Danish newspapers: Women write more about economics, men more about responsibility when consumer sustainability is covered
A new study from CBS shows that the journalist’s gender influences how Danish media explain consumers’ sustainable food choices
New study: Immigrants earn 18% less and have limited access to high-paying jobs
On average, an immigrant in Denmark earns 9.2% less than an ethnic Dane. In other parts of Europe and North America,…
New study: Social eaters consume more meat
It is not your values that determine whether you have meat on your plate. That is the surprising conclusion from an in…
New study: Networks play a key role in CEO pay and wage inequality within companies
New research from CBS shows how a CEO's position in business networks can drive their pay – and what that means for the rest…
CBS Award Winners
Every year, CBS presents a number of awards that recognize special efforts by the university's researchers, students and administrative staff. You can read portraits of three of the winners here.
Winner of impact award: I want to make a difference
Cornel Ban enjoys engaging with the big questions, and some of the answers, he points out, are to be found in China
CBS lecturer of the year: “Good teaching is about creating space for difficult discussions”
Education award: Poornima Luthra receives the DSEB Education Award for her ability to make complex, polar…
How your job shapes your personality: DSEB Research Award goes to Selma Kadić-Maglajlić
This year’s DSEB Research Award goes to a researcher behind far-reaching studies on how work conditions influ…
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CBS prepares the next generation to take over the family business
Are women worse leaders than men? Research says no. Yet in only one out of five cases does a daughter take over her parents’ company. At CBS, researchers study owner-managed businesses. Their work includes providing knowledge, tools and female role models.
Danish media take control of AI through the PIN project
The research project PIN ensures that Danish media are no longer dependent on AI solutions from Silicon Valley.
CBS research helps public leaders succeed with the green transition
Researchers at CBS have developed a tool for public sector leaders to identify how to build the capacity needed to drive the green transition. The method has already inspired initiatives in public organisations in Denmark and abroad
CBS research improves economic forecasting and makes fiscal policy more effective
Research project uses machine learning to improve GDP forecasts for the Austrian central bank.
CBS research: digital tools to address climate change and support adaptation goals
Digital solutions can help cut greenhouse gas emissions and protect citizens from climate change. But how do policy-makers decide what creates the most impact? CBS professor has developed an analytical tool to support policy-making – something the UN sees great potential in.
CBS helps entrepreneurs become better leaders
In partnership with the Danish Industry Foundation, CBS offers a personal leadership development programme for entrepreneurs. The programme enhances their chances of survival and helps them realise their growth potential. One former participant is Isabella Agdestein whose company has just secured DKK 13.5 million in venture capital.
CBS and entrepreneur
At a time when politicians in Denmark and the EU are talking about an increasing need for new companies that can create more growth, CBS is focusing on startups among our students in a small series of articles.