2018.05.28 | Seminar, Public/Media, External target group
Guest professor: David Katan (University of Salento)
2018.05.29 | Grants and awards, Research, Public/Media
The Novo Nordisk Foundation has awarded DKK 1.6 million towards research into the effective treatment of patients with complex medical histories. The recipient is medical doctor and postdoc Anders Prior from the Department of Public Health.
2018.05.25 | Conference, Research, Academic staff
The Brain is one of the most complex and amazing organs in our body. It essentially controls everything that we perceive and all of our actions. An understanding of molecular to circuit-level mechanisms of brain functions, including perception, cognition and consciousness in health and disease, is one of the most challenging subjects of basic…
2018.05.25 | Conference, Research, Academic staff
The FENS Forum 2018 is organized by FENS and hosted by the German Society for Neuroscience in Berlin on 7-11 July.
2018.05.25 | Grants and awards, Research, Academic staff
The title of the 3-year project is: "Targeting forgetting and memory erasure using optogenetic, behavioural, electrophysiological and pharmacological approaches. A basic and translational study"
2018.05.25 | People news, Research, Academic staff
Majbritt will take over many of Anja’s tasks while she is on maternity leave. Also Majbritt will be working together with postdoc Alena Salasova on her project, investigating the function of SorCS2 during embryogenesis with a particular focus on development of midbrain dopaminergic neurons. Majbritt has an education as a technician and a master in…
2018.05.25 | PhD defense, Public/Media, Department of Clinical Medicine
Studies on Primary Immunodeficiencies - Genetic susceptibility to severe influenza and NEMO branch-point mutation as a novel genetic mechanism of EDA-ID
2018.05.29 | Grants and awards, Research, Public/Media
Associate Professor Henrik Kjærulf Jensen from the Department of Clinical Medicine has received DKK five million from the Novo Nordisk Foundation towards research into the prevention of sudden death caused by hereditary heart disease.
2018.05.25 | Research, Research, Academic staff
"Non-invasive stimulation of the human brain: Activation of multiple cortical circuits"
2018.05.25 | Research, Health and disease, Public/Media
With register-based research from Aarhus University providing new human evidence, WHO has determined that styrene which is found in some plastic products is 'probably' carcinogenic for humans. The decision cements the value of the unique Danish registers, says professor of occupational medicine Henrik Kolstad.