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10.10.2023

Everyone uses ChatGPT, but it is a black box: Here's how to make the most of it

ChatGPT is the most powerful information tool we have ever had, but we don't understand how it works.
10.10.2023

Spotlight on new research publications
09.10.2023

Researcher at Copenhagen Business School on students’ well-being: »We must not avoid discomfort. We must learn to talk about it«

More and more students feel stressed, but the solution is not to shy away from ambition and competition. Instead, we must “talk openly and honestly about our insecurities”. And we must also develop new skills in our social lives that will enable us to join communities – even when it is difficult.
28.09.2023

Highlights from the Nordic Fintech Symposium 2023

Dive into the highlights of the Nordic Fintech Symposium 2023, where experts explored the latest trends in finance and fintech.
28.09.2023

Digital X: When we say, ‘Digital this’ or ‘Digital that’... what exactly do we mean?
13.09.2023

Consumption: Will a vacuum cleaner make you as happy as a theatre ticket?

The answer may be yes. According to new research, practical household appliances such as vacuum cleaners, toasters and irons can incorporate features and design elements which will stimulate our pleasure and happiness.
07.09.2023

Spotlight on new research publications
05.09.2023

What is the historical role of civil society elites in shaping modern societies? Anders Sevelsted is awarded the prestigious ERC Starting Grant to find the answer

Anders Sevelsted, Assistant Professor at CBS, has been awarded a Starting Grant worth DKK 11 million from the European Research Council to uncover the hidden influence of civil society elites and explore how they have shaped modern societies.
17.08.2023

CBS launches cost-cutting initiatives

The financial situation at CBS entails cost-cutting measures amounting to DKK 55 million.
16.08.2023

Securing a healthy life cycle of digital healthcare

The use of digital healthcare devices is booming. This may be good news for patients, but less encouraging to the environment and the consumption of rare raw materials. New CBS research plans to help deal with this challenge.

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