A comprehensive energy model and a focus on fair transition and resilience reveal that Europe can reach climate neutrality by 2050 with only slightly…

Contrary to earlier studies, new research on young adults in the UK shows that worrying about the climate crisis may not result in worse mental…

Peter Gorm Larsen has spent four decades bridging the gap between academia and industry. Now, he is being honoured as an honorary doctor for his…

A new advisory paper from Aarhus University investigates feather pecking among laying hens – a behaviour that can have serious consequences for both…

Can laser therapy replace antibiotics in treating mastitis in cows? This will be investigated in a new collaboration between Aarhus University and the…

What did Denmark look like before tractors ploughed the fields - indeed, before there were any fields at all? What can we learn from the lives and…

They are invisible to the naked eye, yet they may hold the key to more sustainable farming. In Denmark, a young researcher is digging into the living…

Nearly half of all patients with anxiety or depression experience no effect of the drugs they are first prescribed. New research shows that our genes…

A special type of proteins may become another tool for farmers when trying to reduce the occurrence of diarrhoea in the weaning barn. Results from a…

You are probably also really annoyed by wasps that go after your jam sandwich or your beer when you’re enjoying the summer. Now researchers are…

The substances in personal care products have, until now, flown under the EU authorities' radar. This is because there has been no legal requirement…

A new study explores how drones and machine learning could help fine-tune nitrogen use in agriculture—offering a glimpse into a future with smarter…

A new digital map of soil health across Europe offers unprecedented opportunities to monitor, analyse, and predict the condition of soils. This…

Aarhus University plays a key role in a new Danish research collaboration aiming to make future communications unbreakable – even over insecure…

The insect farming sector is a rapidly growing industry, but production efficiency and scalability are challenged. A new research project will develop…

Three days of debate, dialogue, and festivity highlighted the role of research in a complex world. Here are some of the key takeaways Technical…

Larvae from the black soldier fly can help combat food waste and increase sustainable protein production. However, new research shows that their…

More than 2000 guests visited the tent for lectures, debates, experiments, and activities.

A project funded by the VELUX Foundation will be carried out in collaboration with the Greenland Institute of Natural Resources, the University of…

Negotiators from The European Parliament and Council have reached a provisional agreement on a new EU Soil Monitoring Law. The agreement seeks to…

On Monday, Ukraine's Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food visited Aarhus University's research facilities near Viborg to see a unique technology: a…

Five of Europe’s leading agricultural, food and life sciences institutions announce the launch of the European Science Alliance for Agriculture and…

In the recently concluded ClimateMilk project, The Department of Food Science at Aarhus University reveals that innovative methane-reducing cow feeds…

Aarhus University has just received a multi-million grant to develop and build a prototype for a new biogas technology that enables a substantial…

The Department of Animal and Veterinary Sciences has partnered with leading institutions in Denmark and California to launch a pioneering…

Researchers from Aarhus University and University of Copenhagen are collaborating with Velas and SimHerd to develop a model that can predict the…

No programmes are closing, but almost all will be reduced in size. This is the result of the faculty's degree programme resizing plan, which was…

With a grant of 8.5 million DKK, a new GUDP project will expand the applications of miscanthus, making the crop a player in both feed production and…

How do we design the best programmes and create the best learning conditions for students at our universities? Louise Møller Haase cares deeply about…

Qi Zhang is a newly appointed full professor at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Aarhus University. Her research centres on…

New research reveals that ice algae can store nutrients which may enable them to colonize more of the ice sheet, darkening and melting it.

With a grant from the Grundfos Foundation, Aarhus University is launching a new project on research into digital twins. The project is receiving…

A profile with extensive experience in mission-driven research and a broad network both nationally and internationally will lead the Novo Nordisk…

After the summer holidays, he will return to his old job as head of the Herbarium and the Greenhouses at the Science Museums.

By investigating whether insects absorb PFAS and pesticides from their feed, PhD student Ida Elisabeth Berggren is helping to pave the way for insects…

Aarhus University is leading a new pan-European research project to strengthen and expand circular bio-based industries across the entire region.

Yes! New research from Aarhus University shows that, at 10% additional cost, Europe’s future energy system could indeed supply stable and reliable…

Ten years ago Edzard Spillner came to Aarhus University to study allergy. A decade later he’s a professor leading his own research group with several…

Clarissa Schwab has been appointed professor at Aarhus University. She will pioneer new knowledge on how we can use microorganisms to enrich our food…

The PFAS research center, a collaboration between four of the country's universities, will provide research and knowledge on how authorities can…

Denmark is to double the area of organic agricultural land by 2030, and there is only one way forward according to a new professor at the Department…

More Danish companies should have the opportunity to exploit the innovation potential of advanced chip technology. A newly established centre now…

Senior consultant Anne-Luise Skov Jensen has been appointed as the interim director of DCA - Danish Centre For Food And Agriculture at Aarhus…

The sale of the university’s share of the Navitas building is an important step towards the realisation of AU’s vision of a cohesive urban campus in…

Aarhus University is to enhance its engineering area by grouping the four engineering departments in a new part of the campus close to the University…

By building computers, cameras and microphones that automatically monitor insects, DK-based researcher Quentin Geissmann believes we’ll be able to…