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2018.07.31 | PhD defense, Health and disease, Public/Media
The impact of luteal serum progesterone levels on reproductive outcomes following IVF treatment and fresh embryo transfer.
2018.07.31 | Event, Health and disease, Public/Media
In-Hospital Cardiac Arrest. Studies from a large United States registry.
2018.08.09 | Education, Administration (Academic), Technical / administrative staff
More young people than ever have applied for one Health’s degree programmes, and at the same time, the number of first-choice applications has increased by 13 per cent. The increase is distributed across almost all the health science degree programmes.
2018.07.13 | Health, Department of Biomedicine, Event
Standing on the shoulders of scientists of the past. Or why lawyers need not be final decision-makers in pharma R&D departments
2018.07.12 | Event, Research, All groups
The annual Synuclein meeting focusing on demystifying Alpha-Synuclein functions in health and disease
2018.07.12 | Event, Research, All groups
Lecture on circuit specificity in the inhibitory architecture of the dentate gyrus by the distinguished professor and director Cheng-Chang Lien from Institute of Neuroscience at National Yang-Ming University in Taiwan.
2018.07.12 | Event, Administration (Academic), All groups
Health will inaugurate Institute for Biomedicine's new ultra-modern research building, named after Nobel Laureate Jens Christian Skou.
2018.07.12 | Grants and awards, Research, All groups
Professor Nanna Brix Finnerup from Aarhus University and Aarhus University Hospital has received a grant of almost DKK 3.5 million for research into innovative pain treatment. The grant is being awarded as part of a large European collaborative project.
2018.07.12 | Event, Research, All groups
On January 24, the Danish National Research Foundation (DNRF) will pay their annual visit to PROMEMO, which is one of their Centers of Exellence.
2018.07.12 | People news, Research, All groups
Inga Saß is a new Master student in Magnus Kjaergaard’s group as of 4 June and for the following 8 months. Inga joins us from the University of Lübeck, Germany, and will focus on two subunits of glutamate receptors crucial for synaptic communication and memory formation.