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2020.01.10 | PhD defense, Health and disease, PhD students
Host genetic susceptibility to poliovirus infection
2020.01.10 | PhD defense, Health and disease, PhD students
Immune mechanisms in alcoholic hepatitis.
2020.01.09 | Grants and awards, Health and disease, Public/Media
Associate Professor Mette Hansen from Aarhus University will use a grant of almost DKK two million from the Danish Dairy Research Foundation to investigate what effect skipping breakfast has on young women’s weight and appetite regulation as well as for their physical activity and ability to concentrate during the rest of the day. The goal is to…
2020.01.09 | Event, PhD students, Dandrite
Sigrid would like to invite you all to her PhD defence, Monday the 20th at 13.15 in Aud. F at mathematics. The defence will be followed by a reception in the science park lunch room starting around 16.00. There will be cake, beer, champagne and some sort of food - So come eat, drink and celebrate that she finished her PhD!
2020.01.09 | Conference, Education, learning and philosophy, Academic staff
Once we place so-called ‘social robots’ into the social practices of our everyday lives and lifeworlds, we create complex, and possibly irreversible, interventions in the physical and semantic spaces of human culture and sociality. The long-term socio-cultural consequences of these interventions is currently impossible to gauge. While the use of…
2020.01.09 | Research, Public/Media, Health
Children born to mothers who have diabetes before becoming pregnant or during her pregnancy have a greater risk of heart diseases later in life. This is shown by research from Aarhus University and Aarhus University Hospital. Prevention and treatment for those women at childbearing ages can help to reduce this risk.
2020.01.09 | Administration (Academic), Health, Health
With both their research and their dissemination skills being assessed, three talented PhD students will fight for the main prize in this year's Fogh-Nielsen competition. Watch each of the three finalists present their research project in one minute.
2020.01.08 | People news, Research, Academic staff
Bodda, called Chiru, started as an assistant professor in Anders Nykjær's group on 1 December. He will be studying the molecular mechanisms by which SorCS receptors control development and functionality of the nervous system.
2020.01.08 | People news, Research, Academic staff
Lilian started as an assistant professor in Anders Nykjær's group on 2 January. She will be working on unravelling the cellular and intracellular mechanisms involved in loss of neuronal connectivity and memory impairment during ageing and neurodegenerative disorders.
2020.01.08 | Conference, Alumni, External target group
The aim of the 8th e-HRM Conference is to enable scholars and professionals from around the world to share new ideas on, insights into and experiences with people management in an increasingly digitalized organizational world.