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2020.05.18 | PhD defense, Health and disease, Public/Media
Type 2 diabetes in real-life: Population-based Danish studies of incidence, prognosis, and treatment effectiveness.
2020.05.18 | PhD defense, Health and disease, Public/Media
Breastfeeding duration in premature infants influence of oral stimulation intervention, the infant’s suction & maternal concerns.
2020.05.15 | Administrative, Administration (Academic), All groups
Aarhus University is seeing an uptick in phishing mails from cybercriminals pretending to be AU managers or colleagues. Please be extra vigilant about these kinds of emails.
2020.05.18 | Research, Health, Health
In a recently published study, researchers from Aarhus University document that the risk of atrial fibrillation is not linked to the amount of body fat, but instead to large muscle mass, or more precisely, a high fat-free weight.
2020.05.14 | Research, Research, PhD students
The neural circuitry teams at DANDRITE and PROMEMO introduce a novel approach in their latest publication, which selectively labels sensory inputs that are activated by a defined stimulus and directed to a region of interest in the brain.
2020.05.19 | Administrative, All groups, All AU units
You can now collect and return books and journals at Royal Danish Library. However, things are not back to normal (yet).
2020.05.14 | Research, All groups, TNU
Associate Professor Betina Elfving, Translational Neuropsychiatry Unit, Aarhus University, receives DKK 200,000 from the Riisfort Foundation for the research project "Biomarkers of depression in the human brain and periphery – focusing on non-coding RNAs".
2020.05.14 | Seminar, Public/Media, Dandrite
The title of the lecture is: "Unraveling the role of alpha-synuclein strains in Parkinson’s disease and related disorders"
2020.05.14 | Administrative, All groups, All AU units
From Monday 18 May, a limited number of students and academic staff will be allowed on campus for selected exam and teaching activities. This additional limited reopening of our on-site activities is a consequence of the government’s decision to proceed to phase 2 of the reopening of Danish society.
2020.05.14 | People news, Public/Media, Dandrite
In December 2019 the Lundbeck Foundation awarded grants worth DKK 232 million (USD 34 million) to leading neuroscientists in Denmark. Video interviews with these scientists have now been published, where they explain their exciting research. DANDRITE Director Poul Nissen is one of the grant recipients.