2021.03.25 | People news, Health and disease, Technical / administrative staff
How does pain, missing teeth or dryness in the mouth affect our nutrition? And is there a correlation between what we eat in childhood and our risk of developing maxillofacial pain and headaches as an adult? This is the area which Lene Baad-Hansen, who is a new professor at Aarhus University, investigates.
2021.03.25 | Administrative, Administration (Academic), Academic staff
After 25 years in the position, Marianne Hokland is stopping as the faculty's coordinating occupational health and safety manager. Here she looks back on a quarter of a century during which employee safety has been both a labour of love and also a lot of elbow grease and cooperation.
2021.03.25 | Event, Public/Media, Health
Life Science Matchmaking Day is an annual event that brings together companies from all over Denmark with students from NAT, TECH and HEALTH.
2021.03.24 | Administration (Academic), All groups, All AU units
A new digital welcome presentation will give future new employees of AU a clear, accessible introduction to Aarhus University as an organisation and workplace. The presentation is intended as a supplement to local onboarding programmes.
2021.03.24 | Grants and awards, PhD students, Graduate School of Health
Sign up and apply for financial support. The Summer School takes place from 16-20 August in Copenhagen
2021.03.24 | Event, Public/Media, Health
Nobel Laureate in Chemistry Peter C. Agre pays us a virtual visit and talks about his academic career under the heading "A Life in Science: Challenges & Rewards".
2021.03.26 | Administrative, Administration (Academic), All groups
Both students and teaching staff are losing motivation. In their article in the online newspaper Altinget, Berit Eika and Brian Bech Nielsen write that politicians should discuss the gradual reopening of reading rooms, associations/clubs and research activities when negotiating a further reopening of society.
2021.03.23 | Administrative, Administration (Academic), All groups
The implementation of the new university-wide timetabling system is now drawing to a close, and the system will soon be in use across the university. In this article, three of the central participants in the roll-out share some highlights from this massive digital transformation.
2021.03.23 | Research, Health and disease, Public/Media
It appears that the weight of newborn babies decreases if even small amounts of nitrates are present in the drinking water that mothers drink before and during pregnancy. This is shown by a major new register-based study carried out by researchers at the universities in Aarhus and Chicago, USA. They now question whether the threshold value is too…
2021.03.22 | PhD defense, Public/Media, Graduate School of Health
The impact of affiliation to a cross-sectorial lung team for patients with COPD