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2015.12.02 | PhD defense, Academic staff, Department of Clinical Medicine
Atrial fibrillation - Aspects of clinical diagnostics and invasive treatment
2015.12.02 | Academic staff, Health, Department of Clinical Medicine
Applied epidemiology: now in two dimensions
2015.12.02 | Talent development, PhD students, Graduate School of Health
The University of Bonn would like to invite graduate and postgraduate students from your university to a Summer School on Development Policy in Bonn. It will take place from August 1 to August 12, 2016. The program is conducted in English.
2015.12.02 | Talent development, PhD students, Graduate School of Health
Danish Diabetes Academy invites Post Doc fellows, third year PhD to attend the Winter School on Diabetes and Metabolism with focus on different aspects of epidemiology and diabetes ranging from basic to clinical science.
2015.12.02 | PhD defense, Academic staff, Department of Clinical Medicine
Effects of dietary fibres on gut microbiota, faecal short-chain fatty acids and intestinal inflammation in the metabolic inflammation
2015.12.02 | People news, Health and disease, PhD students
John Acquavella has just been appointed professor at Aarhus University and Aarhus University Hospital. He conducts research into how frequent diseases with significance for public health are seen, factors that are associated with increases or decreases of these diseases, and how effective the treatment of these diseases is.
2015.12.07 | Administrative, Academic staff, Department of Clinical Medicine
The user survey on the subject of Inside Health has been completed. A total of 411 employees contributed with important inputs and comments. The editors will now begin the work of sifting through the data.
2015.12.01 | Research, Health and disease, Academic staff
New research breaks with existing knowledge about how our immune system works. Experiments at Aarhus University have shown how the body mobilises a hitherto unknown defence against viruses and bacteria. This also explains why we do not constantly get ill despite the viruses around us.