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2017.10.30 | PhD defense
Grasping the Existential Experience of Living with Systemic Lupus Erythematosus. A Hermeneutic-Phenomenological Study.
2017.10.30 | Collaboration
You probably already know Skype – now AU offers Skype for Business to all employees.
2017.11.01 | Administrative
Until November 27 all PhD students at Aarhus University can participate in a new survey with the aim to provide an in-depth understanding of the quality of PhD programmes throughout the university.
2017.11.02 | Research
Fixed-term appointments, a lack of own research projects and the eternal status as middle author have thus far been the reality faced by many junior researchers. But with a new, structured programme the junior researchers at Health can look forward to getting their career on track from their first day at work.
2017.11.01 | Events
In keeping with tradition, Rector Brian Bech Nielsen visited the Department of Biomedicine at the beginning of October. This led to questions and ideas about research funding, recruitment of researchers and starting grants.
2017.10.31 | Administrative
The Education Committee is doing a status on Blackboard, which has been implemented this autumn as the only shared learning platform for all teaching staff and students across Aarhus University. The university has thus taken an important step in its efforts to disseminate educational IT, which in the long term will pave the way for more learning.…
2017.10.26 | Administrative
Applications for funding for competency development activities in 2018 are now being taken. Send your application by 15 December 2017.
2017.11.02 | People news
Inger Mechlenburg will be affiliated with Aarhus University and Aarhus University Hospital as a professor for the next five years. She will use this time to study the effect of strength training for patients who suffer from hip dysplasia, among other things.
2017.11.02 | Research
As the first in the world, researchers from Aarhus University have found the molecular movements that take place in the very earliest eggs in the woman’s ovaries. In the long term, this discovery could help childless women who, despite fertility treatments, cannot become pregnant.
2017.11.02 | Grants and awards
Associate Professor and PhD Morten Schallburg Nielsen from the Department of Biomedicine at Aarhus University is receiving DKK 300,000 from the Riisfort Foundation. The grant will go towards funding research into the blood-brain barrier, and lead to the improved medication of patients with Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease.