Physics Best place for string theory/quantum gravity research in Denmark

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The discussion centers around the best institutions in Denmark for research in string theory and quantum gravity. The Niels Bohr Institute is identified as a key location for such research, highlighting its significance in the field. The conversation also touches on the importance of providing clear and concise answers to inquiries, emphasizing efficiency in communication.
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Hi there PF.

Where would the best place be to make research in string theory/quantum gravity be in Denmark?

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Schreiberdk said:
Hi there PF.

Where would the best place be to make research in string theory/quantum gravity be in Denmark?

\Schreiber

What was Neils Bohr's alma mater?

There you go.
 
CyberShot said:
What was Neils Bohr's alma mater?

There you go.
You're being ridiculous with your answers to people's questions.
 
Ryker said:
You're being ridiculous with your answers to people's questions.

If by "ridiculous" you mean honest and concise, then I am merely being efficient and doing PF well.
 
Okay, so I guess your point is the Niels Bohr Institute :)

Thank you :)
 

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