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2018.11.05 | Research, Research, All groups
"Biomedical ‘ideas powerhouse’ opens its doors in Denmark".
2018.11.09 | People news, Health and disease, Public/Media
The Danish Cancer Society is donating DKK 20 million from Denmark’s Beat Cancer 2018 appeal to the establishment of the Danish Cancer Society National Center for Optimal Outcomes for All – COMPAS. Clinical Associate Professor and Consultant Jan Maxwell Nørgaard from Aarhus University and Aarhus University Hospital is part of the management of the…
2018.11.02 | Meeting, Administration (Academic), PhD students
Are you a PhD student or Postdoc? Would you like to meet and get to know a Danish family? Make some Danish friends? Then sign up and join us at the start-up event on Monday, 19 November. Registration deadline: 6 November 2018
2018.11.06 | Education, Research, All groups
AU’s efforts to prevent dropout and improve retention received a solid boost from a talk by American educational sociologist Vincent Tinto at an internal conference in the Main Hall.
2018.11.01 | People news, Research, All groups
Associate professor in neuropsychiatry Andrew Harkin has been appointed honorary professor at Aarhus University.
2018.11.01 | PhD defense, Health and disease, PhD students
Apical periodontitis - Radiographic aspects of diagnosis, treatment planning and follow-up.
2018.11.01 | People news, Public/Media, Health
Aarhus University has succeeded in shanghaiing associate professor in translational neuropsychiatry Andrew Harkin and has made him its new honorary professor. He will be affiliated with the Department of Clinical Medicine.
2018.11.01 | PhD defense, Health and disease, Public/Media
Mental health screening in a population-based preventive health check and subsequent mental healthcare trajectories
2018.11.09 | People news, Public/Media, Health
Johan Palmfeldt has received DKK 7.7 million from the John & Birthe Meyer Foundation. The grant money has been invested in a new piece of equipment – an advanced mass spectrometer – which can analyse biological functions at cellular level to see the role they play in diseases such as heart failure, diabetes and hereditary brain disorders.
2018.11.01 | PhD defense, Health and disease, PhD students
Diabetic Neuropathy and Type 2 Diabetes