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2015.06.30 | Events
No less than five degree programmes were represented when the Department of Public Health held its annual Graduation Celebration in the Main Hall on 25 June – for the first time also with the Master's degree programme in Public Health Science, among others. And with many happy graduates.
2015.06.26 | PhD defense
Challenging the immune system in rodents and its association to depression
2015.06.26 | Education
New graduates from the Department of Public Health will identify causes, solutions and preventative measures in the interaction between public health and healthcare systems.
2015.06.26 | Nature and technology
Katja Reinhard, Centre for Integrative Neuroscience, University of Tübingen, Tübingen, Germany is visiting Aarhus and will give a DANDRITE Topical Seminar talk entitled: "Illuminance-dependent variability in response properties of retinal ganglion cells"
2015.07.03 | Research
A major new study from Aarhus University and Aarhus University Hospital shows that abdominal blood clots may be a sign of cancer.
2015.07.01 | Education
585 people were gathered in the Main Hall on Wednesday 24 June to celebrate the new doctors as they graduated from the Faculty of Health Sciences.
2015.06.30 | People news
Ellen-Margrethe Hauge has taken up a five-year clinical professorship at Aarhus University and Aarhus University Hospital. She conducts research into changes in bone tissue in connection with chronic rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis.
2015.06.26 | People news
Susanne Wulff Svendsen is the new clinical professor of occupational medicine at Aarhus University and the Regional Hospital West Jutland. She conducts research into physical occupational injuries.
2015.06.24 | Research
The majority of Danish consumers would agree to have a new environmentally friendly electricity meter installed, if they didn’t have to get their computers out and actively enter a website to give their consent, says researcher from Aarhus University. Denmark is becoming less green each time a user does not say yes.
