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2014.06.25 | Administrative, PhD students, Department of Biomedicine

Contact to the management in July

If you need to get in touch with the management in July, you may contact Anni Mandrup Høeg on phone 87 16 83 93 or by annimh@biomed.au.dk throughout July. Service in the local secretariats will be limited in some weeks.

2014.06.25 | Technical / administrative staff, All AU units, Aarhus University

UIC: Intro to a special senior café, Cloister Café

This Wednesday, the UIC visits a special senior café.

Michael Schriver, Vincent Cubaka and Ditte Andreasen look forward to continuing to work with healthcare professionals and patients in Rwanda.

2014.08.18 | People news, Academic staff, External target group

Grant going towards African field study

Three health science researchers from Aarhus University have just received a grant for a project in Rwanda. The project will examine the supervision of staff at healthcare centres in the African country.

[Translate to English:] Foto af Lars Pallesen

2014.07.03 | Aarhus University, All AU units, All groups

Radar, computer chips and autism

From radar theory to microchips and a new understanding of the cognitive perception of autistic individuals

A new study shows that there are good reasons for taking the general practitioner’s suspicion of serious illness seriously.

2014.06.25 | Research, Health and disease, All groups

General practitioners often turn out to be correct when they suspect serious disease

A new study equates the general practitioner’s (GP) interpretation of signs of serious disease with the classical alarm symptoms which give direct access to fast diagnosis at the hospitals.

Professor Peter Svensson in the middle of the crowd at the opening of the Danish-Chinese pain research centre in Chengdu in Western China.

2014.08.18 | Collaboration, Health and disease, Academic staff

AU collaborating with China on facial pain research

The Department of Dentistry has entered into a partnership for a Danish-Chinese pain research centre in conjunction with one of the leading dentistry schools in China. The new relationship opens up for research projects that would otherwise be difficult to realise in Denmark.

Mette Lise Lousdal, BSc in Public Health and Master’s degree student at Aarhus University, Department of Public Health. Photo: Anders Trærup / AU Communication

2014.08.18 | People news, Health and disease, Academic staff

Student from Aarhus University receives scholarship for cancer research

Mette Lise Lousdal from Aarhus University has recently received a scholarship of DKK 204,000 from The Danish Cancer Research Foundation. The scholarship will strengthen her research into breast cancer screening.

90 new medical graduates from Aarhus University are ready to meet the patients. Two of the new medical doctors talk about their expectations and dreams for their coming working life. Photo: Roar Lava Paaske / AU Communication
MD Camilla Kjær Amelung.
MD Rasmus Dreyer Christensen.

2014.08.18 | Education, Academic staff, Health

New medical doctors: We are well-equipped for the real world

On Wednesday 25 June 2014, 90 new medical doctors from Aarhus University pledge the Hippocratic oath. They graduate after a comprehensive reform of the Master's degree programme. We talked to two of the new graduates and asked them about their plans and dreams for the future.

From the left: Anders Sommer, Anders  F. Mortensen, Maria Langschwager, Donika Tufa, Xamda Abdirisaq, Mikkel Præst, Mie Østergaard, Rajukumar Ragupathy. Photo: Anders Trærup/AU Communikation.

2014.06.30 | Talent development, Health and disease, All groups

Healthcare innovators graduate

Last Friday the first eight innovators completed almost a year’s studying on Denmark's only education in healthcare innovation. The first patent applications are already in the pipeline.

76,000 mothers have in the survey been interviewed about the development and behavior of their child, when the child was between six and 18 month old.

2014.06.24 | Research, Health and disease, All groups

ADHD and autism can already be seen in toddlers

Children with autism are often first diagnosed at the ages of five or six – and even later for children with ADHD. A major Danish study now documents that deviant development can already be seen during the child’s first two years.

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