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2019.04.17 | Education
For the last four years or so, Charlotte Ringsted has been Health’s vice-dean for education. While she will remain as vice-dean until the end of the year, a new vice-dean will take over the position in 2020.
2019.04.17 | Talent development
The first twelve students have just completed Health's Research Honours Programme. Over the past two years, they have followed a number of interdisciplinary workshops, conceived, and carried out their own research project – all in addition to their ordinary studies.
2019.04.15 | Research
Research carried out by the national psychiatry project iPSYCH shows that arthritis medicine can have a beneficial effect on symptoms of depression.
2019.04.17 | Research
Forty-three top researchers from international elite universities have agreed to become Honorary Skou Professors. Each of them will help to bring a part of the world of international research to Health.
2019.04.12 | Administrative
IT maintenance work will affect AU’s IT systems and services and cause interruptions at different times during the weekend of 26 - 28 April 2019.
2019.04.11 | PhD defense
Investigation of cardiac metabolism in heart failure using hyperpolarized magnetic resonance.
2019.04.17 | People news
Henrik Wiggers has been appointed clinical professor of heart failure at Aarhus University. He will carry out research into the treatment of heart failure and the physiological changes that result from the disease.
2019.04.10 | Grants and awards
Medical specialist Peter Jepsen has received a 5-year grant of DKK 9.981.300 from the Novo Nordisk Foundation for the project “Danish-English Collaboration to Combat Alcoholic liver disease (DECCA)”.
2019.04.10 | Seminar
Professor Chris Meisinger: “Signalling pathways targeting the mitochondrial import machinery: control of cell cycle, metabolism and oncogenesis“ and Dr. Nora Vögtle: “Quality control by the mitochondrial presequence processing machinery in health and disease”, ZBMZ, Institute of Molecular Medicine and Cell Research, Faculty of Medicine, University…
2019.04.09 | People news
Associate Professor and PhD Henrik Støvring from Aarhus University's Department of Public Health is now a Doctor of Medical Science (DMSc). He conducts research into the Danish population’s use of medicines and develops new statistical methods which are able to examine the effects and side-effects of prescription-only medicines.