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As artificial reefs, they can benefit marine life. But they are also a threat. Offshore wind turbine foundations can both displace existing organisms and attract non-native species, biologists warn.

We look back on the week in data science.

Researchers from Aalborg University have developed a model that can help the authorities determine when it is safe to reopen society after an epidemic.

The Capital Region of Denmark is investing heavily in having artificial intelligence collaborate with doctors on the assessment of X-ray images for breast cancer screening. The preliminary results are promising.

Fast wireless connections and computing power in the cloud open up new opportunities for robots—in new sectors. But the policies in this area are not yet in place.

With more flexible municipal planning and lower requirements for grid connection, Denmark could have between 2 and 3 GW of additional solar power capacity by the summer of 2023 and thus save on imported gas.

Few companies could be expected to have a clear plan for how to best react to Putin’s invasion of Ukraine and the subsequent sanctions. Management expert Steen Hildebrandt highlights Maersk as the best example of how to deal with the new situation.

It is almost impossible to verify all the allegations of leaks and hacks that are currently enveloping the cyberwar over Ukraine. Here is what we know—and what we do not know.

Starlink has sent a truck with satellite receivers to Ukraine, which fears losing control of its communications infrastructure. However, it is difficult to see how the Starlink network can be scaled up and the antennas are easy to detect.

The synchronisation of the Ukrainian electricity system with the rest of Europe has been ongoing since 2005. It is not only of technical significance, but it will also make Ukraine a part of the European electricity market.