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2020.03.16 | Event
Please follow the guidelines to attend the online meeting send on email on 14 March
2020.03.19 | Research
Researchers from Health, NAT and TECH are working with a number of international pharmaceutical manufacturers in a new open research collaboration that is making the data and results from the collaboration openly available free of charge. The Novo Nordisk Foundation is supporting the open science project with DKK 54.5 million.
2020.03.13 | Administrative
To combat the spread of the coronavirus/COVID-19, the Danish Government and authorities have decided to close all universities in Denmark and all public servants in non-critical functions have been asked to work from home.
2020.03.13 | People news
Congratulations to Peter Breining, whose postdoc position in Anders Nykjær's lab has been extended.
2020.03.12 | Administrative
The VPN network is now fully operational. This means that employees are now encouraged to access and use the network. Updated 19 March.
2020.03.11 | People news
Simon is a new bachelor student in Poul Nissen group from January 27th. He will be working with Josephine Nissen and Thomas Sørensen on establishing a protocol for labelling synaptosomes and AIS in Cryo-Electron Tomography
2020.03.11 | People news
Amalie is a molecular biology bachelor student in Poul Nissens lab from January 28th. She will investigate the structure and activity of the lipid flippase, Drs2, in a native-like environment.
2020.03.11 | People news
Peter Breining has been extended as postdoc from March 1 2020 until September 2022. He will investigate the function of members of the sortilin receptor family on neuronal insulin receptor signaling with special focus on memory formation and cognition. To do so, he will use viral injections in transgenic mice, behavioral studies, RNA scope in situ…
2020.03.10 | Research
Pain researchers around the world have agreed to classify pain in the mouth, jaw and face according to the same system. According to a participant from Aarhus University, this means more precise diagnoses and improved treatment of people suffering from pain.