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2015.02.25 | Health and disease, Academic staff, Health

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Music in The Brain - on a Friday afternoon

Troels Krarup Hansen's research can help to identify new markers for the development of diabetes complications and potentially form the basis for the development of new medicine. Photo: Pia Crone Madsen, AUH Communication.

2015.03.03 | People news, Health and disease, Academic staff

New professor in diabetes complications

Troels Krarup Hansen has just been appointed professor at Aarhus University and Aarhus University Hospital. He carries out research into complications in patients with diabetes.

Jeppe Prætorius hopes that the research can improve diagnosis and treatment of certain diseases in the long term.

2015.03.03 | People news, Health and disease, Academic staff

New AU professor examines the environments of cells

Jeppe Prætorius is newly appointed professor at the Department of Biomedicine, Aarhus University. Here he continues his research into how pH levels are regulated in the cells of the body and in the environment surrounding them.

2015.02.24 | Research, Public/Media, External target group

Mapping Lizard Venom makes it possible to develop new drugs

Lizards and other reptiles are not normally considered venomous, but a number of lizard species actually do produce and use venom. The most classic venomous lizard is no doubt the gila monster – a heavy-bodied lizard. As the first in the world, a group of researchers at Aarhus University has made a comprehensive description of the proteins in the…

[Translate to English:] Adjunkt, Ph.D Simon Tilma Vistisen has received a grant of 1.8 million from the Danish Council for Independent Research.

2015.03.05 | People news, Technical / administrative staff, Department of Clinical Medicine

New method for saving lives secures major grant for researcher

A researcher from Aarhus University and Aarhus University Hospital will spend the next two years testing a new method which ensures that patients with blood poisoning receive the right amount of fluid when they are admitted to hospital. The method will be able to save lives and is also the background for a grant from the Danish Council for…

[Translate to English:] Foto: Lars Kruse, Aarhus Universitet.

2015.02.24 | Administrative, Public/Media, External target group

Dean Svend Hylleberg announces his return to research and teaching

After just over two decades in management, on 7 January 2015 Svend Hylleberg announced that he will be resigning from his position as dean. He will remain in his post until 30 June, after which he will return to his position as professor at the Department of Economics and Business.

2015.02.24 | PhD defense, Health and disease, Academic staff

PhD defence: Henrik Lauridsen

Understanding tissue regeneration: Buttom-up analysis of regeneration competent organisms

2015.02.24 | PhD defense, Health and disease, Academic staff

PhD defence: Stina Lou Fleron

Managing High Risk Exploring how clinicians, pregnant women and their partners manage and negotiate a high-risk screening result for chromosomal abnormality in the fetus

Research now shows that GP’s have a higher risk of burnout if they have a lot of patients on transfer incomes.

2015.02.20 | Research, Health and disease, All groups

Social inequality is reflected in general practice

Social inequality can have consequences in the GP’s consultation room. This is shown by new research from the Research Centre for Cancer Diagnosis in Primary Care (CaP) and the Research Unit for General Practice at Aarhus University. Burnout among GP’s working in socially deprived areas is one area that is in focus.

2015.02.20 | Meeting, Health and disease, PhD students

Danish Society for Neuroscience Spring meeting

Theme: Circuitry

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