2017.03.01 | Research, Research, All groups
The new framework agreement provides more clarity regarding publication and confidentiality clauses in Science and Technology’s research-based public sector consultancy.
2017.03.01 | Administrative, All groups, External target group
Five business committees will ensure a better framework for collaboration between researchers, students and businesses.
2017.03.09 | Policy and strategy, Administration (Academic), PhD students
There is potential for growth and development in the universities' collaboration with the outside world. A newly established industrial cooperation committee at Health will strengthen collaboration with private and public companies, both when it comes to research and education.
2017.02.23 | Conference, Language and communication, Academic staff
The conference Fictionality in Literature: Core Concepts Revisited brings together rhetorical fictionality theory with central concepts and critical terms of literary theory.
2017.02.23 | PhD defense, Public/Media, Department of Biomedicine
Elucidating roles of miRNAs in innate immunity and inflammatory disease
2017.03.02 | People news, Public/Media, Department of Clinical Medicine
Medical doctor at AU and AUH, Esben Søndergaard, will receive three grants towards research into type 2 diabetes.
2017.02.23 | People news, Health and disease, Academic staff
Sandro Esteves is new honorary professor of reproductive endocrinology at the Department of Clinical Medicine at Aarhus University.
2017.02.23 | Talent development, Health and disease, Academic staff
A new study from CESU concludes that the hospitals in the Central Denmark Region are satisfied with the medical doctors who also have a PhD degree from Health.
2017.02.23 | Education, Academic staff, Health
The first group of exchange students on the medical degree programme have now completed the new international semester – and some of them have had a very positive experience. This is shown by a video that a group of students made themselves before they left AU.
2017.02.21 | Research, Public/Media, Department of Biomedicine
Researchers from Aarhus University have found an important piece of the puzzle leading towards an understanding of how our innate immune system reacts against viral infections and recognises foreign DNA, for example from dying cancer cells. The discovery may prove to be of great importance for immunological treatment of cancer as well as…