News - Technical Sciences, Aarhus University

20 January 2022 - Department of Ecoscience

It has taken up to 30 years to gather data, but now there’s enough. An international research team, with Danish participation, has just published a…

18 January 2022 - Department of Mechanical and Production Engineering

Students and employees at Aarhus University will have the opportunity to invest in solar cells fitted on the rooftops of the university’s buildings.…

14 January 2022

A new research project will use renewable energy from local, privately owned wind turbines to improve the efficiency of Danish biogas production at…

12 January 2022 - Faculty of Technical Sciences

Through research and education, the Faculty of Technical Sciences will continue to create fertile ground for an even greener and even more digital…

17 December 2021

Aarhus University’s research vessel Aurora is also an excellent communication platform.

15 December 2021

08 December 2021 - Department of Ecoscience

The EU has committed itself to being climate neutral by 2050. This goal is important, ambitious and, to put it mildly, so dispersed that it is hard to…

07 December 2021

The Carlsberg Foundation has awarded almost DKK 98 million to basic research at Aarhus University. The humanities and social sciences have been…

07 December 2021

The GUDP has pledged funding of DKK 104 million to a total of 19 projects to strengthen the green development of the food sector. Eight of these are…

22 November 2021

Professor Lis Wollesen de Jonge from the Department of Agroecology has received the prestigious SSSA award "Don and Betty Kirkham Soil Physics Award"…

22 November 2021 - Department of Food Science

The talented food scientist, Mario Martinez-Martinez from the Department of Food Science received this year's talent prize at the Food Analytics…

22 November 2021

Mario M. Martinez has been awarded a prestigious Sapere Aude research grant of 6.2 million DKK from the Independent Research Fund Denmark. The grant…

17 November 2021

Alexandros Iosifidis is a new professor at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, where he will be continuing his research as one of…

08 November 2021 - Faculty of Technical Sciences

Aarhus University and GreenLab have concluded a formal partnership agreement to form the basis for a joint research platform. Focus will be on…

05 November 2021 - Department of Agroecology

The Danish Climate Forest Foundation (Klimaskovfond) aims to reduce CO2 and provide more nature. This is the brief for the Climate Forest Foundation,…

02 November 2021 - Sustainability

Biological research has repeatedly demonstrated that the relationship between the producer and the consumer is governed by a scaling law. An…

18 October 2021 - AU Engineering

Increasing demand for automation meant that the Danish company, NIZE equipment ApS, was losing customers. Now, in collaboration with engineering…

15 October 2021 - Grant

The Independent Research Fund Denmark (IRFD) has awarded DKK 280 million to 55 green research ideas, 15 of which are from Aarhus University. Nine…

12 October 2021 - AU Engineering

The agricultural sector is facing a paradigm shift. Danish high-tech agriculture can show the world how a pervasive transformation of the industry can…

08 October 2021 - Department of Ecoscience

In an article just published in the prestigious journal Nature Sustainability, an international research team offers new perspectives on the benefits…

06 October 2021 - Faculty of Technical Sciences

Again this year, the Faculty of Technical Sciences at Aarhus University has qualified for ISO 9001 certification, and can therefore document that its…

06 October 2021

A new beginning is taking shape for the Department of Bioscience. After protracted preliminary work, including a new strategy, a number of strongholds…

23 September 2021 - AU Engineering

Temperatures, noise levels and light and air quality have a significant impact on learning for children and young people. A new indoor climate…

The aim is for the indoor climate ambassadors to bridge the gap between education and physical space, and use their specialist knowledge about indoor climate to ensure that the physical surroundings of schools are used optimally. Photo: Colourbox.

23 September 2021 - Faculty of Technical Sciences

A new, unique research centre has been launched. The Novo Nordisk Foundation CO2 Research Center is to be established with a grant of DKK 630 million…

22 September 2021 - DCA - Danish Centre for Food and Agriculture

Plants spend a lot of energy releasing hormone substances from roots to soil. It affects the microbial environment of the soil surrounding the plant,…

The hormonal balance of plants helps to stabilise and create an optimal growth environment for themselves, beneficial nematodes and microorganisms in the soil close to the roots. If the hormone balance changes, it also affects the organisms in and around

20 September 2021 - Faculty of Technical Sciences

The VILLUM FOUNDATION recently announced the recipients of this year's Villum Experiment grants, and researchers at the Faculty of Technical Sciences…

18 September 2021 - AU Engineering

Danish expertise is at the forefront of a new pan-European research project to develop sustainable systems for livestock farming in collaboration with…

It’s important for the success of the project that local farmers take ownership of the new methods, so that we can develop common scenarios for how livestock farms can realistically develop in a positive direction," says Professor Claus Grøn Sørensen, Aar

17 September 2021 - AU Engineering

The energy consumption of the device will be so small that it can harvest its energy itself, directly from its surroundings. The project has received…

"If we succeed, we’ll have the first BIC system that is no larger than a grain of dust and with energy consumption that is so small that energy can be harvested directly from the surrounding environment," says Hooman Farkhani, an assistant professor at th

14 September 2021 - Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

A new research project at Aarhus University could be the determining factor for the computer technology of the future. The project aims to develop a…

"If it turns out that we can actually measure skyrmions with terahertz light, it will be ground-breaking for all computer technology in the future. We’ve set ourselves a huge challenge here, but the goal is really worth it," says Assistant Professor Perni

10 September 2021 - Department of Food Science

Laura Roman Rivas from the Department of Food Science receives the For Women in Science Award for her research into new foods that are both…

[Translate to English:] Link til større version af foto

09 September 2021 - News

Natalia Prieto Vidal is one of a total of 14 new AIAS-COFUND Marie Sk?odowska-Curie fellows who have been selected in an international, triple…

[Translate to English:] Foto: Melissa Bach Yildirim AU Foto

06 September 2021 - Department of Ecoscience

The Department of Bioscience can now present Chris Topping, who is taking on a new professorship in socio-ecological modelling. The professorship…

01 September 2021 - Department of Agroecology

Uffe Jørgensen is now employed as professor of perennial cropping systems at the Department of Agroecology at Aarhus University.

25 August 2021 - AU Engineering

Every August, Aarhus University, together with Vestas and Siemens Gamesa, gather 50 of the world's best engineering students for a two-week summer…

We need more of them. At least if you ask top executives in the wind energy industry. Daryl Plante Montminy from Canada, Lynn Briese from Germany and Mirko Hoekman from Denmark are all engineering students that participated in the Wind Power Summer School

13 August 2021 - Department of Ecoscience

The Department of Bioscience has further consolidated its strong research profile with four new professorships within Arctic ecosystems, environment…

26 July 2021 - Department of Agroecology

A wheat mutant found by a stroke of luck and grain preserved since ancient times helps us learn about the past and provides opportunities to create…

Charred malt from the Viking Age found at Hundborg in Denmark. Photo: Peter Steen Henriksen - National Museum of Denmark.

16 July 2021 - DCA - Danish Centre for Food and Agriculture

The demand for plant drinks is growing, but how is the quality of their proteins? Researchers are investigating this in a new project that, with the…

15 July 2021 - Faculty of Technical Sciences

Agriculture and food production have a solid starting point in Denmark for the work that will be carried out over the next few decades on the road to…

15 July 2021 - AU Engineering

Daniel Lucani Rötter is a new professor at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Aarhus University. He conducts research into how…

[Translate to English:] Åbner i større version

13 July 2021 - Department of Agroecology

Pollinators are needed, large parts of agriculture and world food production are heavily dependent on pollinating insects. Still, the number of wild…

07 July 2021 - Department of Agroecology

Researchers from, among others, the Department of Agroecology at Aarhus University have found a method by which mechanisms can be activated in orange…

07 July 2021 - Department of Agroecology

Grassland areas may reduce agricultural emissions of greenhouse gases and nutrients. Together with newly developed biorefining technologies,…

02 July 2021 - Research

Researchers from Center for Quantitative Genetics and Genomics (QGG) have participated in an international project, where findings show the necessity…

24 June 2021 - AU Engineering

Cars must be able to share knowledge about what is happening on the roads and warn each other about dangerous situations. This will improve road…

In a new project, researchers aim to develop technology to enable self-driving cars to share data. This will increase safety on the roads (Photo: Colourbox).

16 June 2021 - DCA - Danish Centre for Food and Agriculture

According to a new study conducted by researchers from Aarhus University and Scotland’s Rural College injuries om farms are more likely to occur…

15 June 2021 - AU Engineering

What will be the role of universities in the green transition? Is 'Denmark as a test country' an opportunity or a constraint? And can we increase the…

Due to Corona, a second TECH tent will be opening at Bryggen in the middle of Copenhagen this year, where, in collaboration with the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), the University of Southern Denmark (SDU), Aalborg University (AAU), the Danish Soci

31 May 2021 - AU Engineering

Engineering researchers from Aarhus University have developed electronic support stockings and tested them on bed-ridden Covid patients at Copenhagen…

Support stockings using electrical muscle stimulation in use at Bispebjerg Hospital. Photo: Bispebjerg Hospital.

29 May 2021 - AU Engineering

In September, the UN General Assembly will host a high-level dialogue on energy. Aarhus University will participate in efforts to identify green…

Professor Björn Andresen will participate in the UN working group on energy transition ahead of the summit in September. (Photo: Lars Kruse)

28 May 2021 - Department of Environmental Science

The countries around the Baltic Sea do not respect their binding international agreement to reduce agricultural pollution of the marine environment.

26 May 2021 - AU Engineering

Soon, packaging for take-away foods might be completely based on local, sustainable materials instead of fossil-based products. In a new research…

"After we harvest the grass and extract the protein for animal feed, we can refine and pulp the grass fibres for cellulose, from which we can produce packaging. In this way, we can use and up-value a side stream from protein production," says Assistant Pr

25 May 2021 - Department of Ecoscience

Five talented researchers set to receive Aarhus University Research Foundation’s PhD Award for their PhD projects from 2020. They have all attracted…

25 May 2021 - DCA - Danish Centre for Food and Agriculture

Too much bread ends up in the trash, but what if, instead, it could return to the supermarket in as high-performing and fully biodegradable packaging?…

In a new project, a researcher from Aarhus University will try to develop a chemical reaction that can turn stale bread waste into packaging material. Photo: Colourbox

22 May 2021 - AU Engineering

With a grant of DKK 10 million from the Novo Nordisk Foundation, researchers from Aarhus University are aiming to find out how best to use naturally…

"The project is the culmination of my more than 10 years of research into the subject, and I hope to be able to help deliver durable and natural microbial solutions to make food safer in the future," says Associate Professor Clarissa Schwab. Photo: Ida Je

17 May 2021 - Department of Animal Science

Professor Charlotte Lauridsen will be replacing Klaus Lønne Ingvartsen as the head of department at the Department of Animal Science from next…

17 May 2021 - AU Engineering

With a grant from Independent Research Fund Denmark of DKK 2 million, a team of researchers from Aarhus University hopes to develop a sensor made of…

"This is so far a totally unexplored area," says Assistant Professor Shweta Agarwala, who's heading the project. Photo: Lars Kruse, AU Foto.

12 May 2021 - AU Engineering

The ReMeSh research project will increase our understanding of microorganisms' ability to convert CO2 into methane and it will form the basis for…

The ReMeSh project will develop an efficient method of converting CO2 from industrial sources, like biogas for example, so that it can be used in the natural gas grid. Here Michael Vedel Wegener Kofoed, researcher at the Department of Biological and Chemi

06 May 2021 - AU Engineering

In a major EU project, researchers from Aarhus University will develop brand new technologies to process and analyse image and audio sensor data from…

What should we do about the enormous flow of data from the city floating around on the internet? How do we find connections and patterns that can transform into useful insights for the authorities, businesses, the police, hospitals and, not least, the peo

06 May 2021 - AU Engineering

A new innovative project aims to redraw the boundaries for fashion design, recycling technologies and consumer behaviour. Worn, damaged or new clothes…

"Polyester accounts for half of all clothes fibres in the world. Therefore, we will further develop technology based on chemical purification to recycle the polyester materials so that they can return to the textile industry,” says Anders Lindhardt from D

05 May 2021 - AU Engineering

It might be a good idea to look for inspiration in nature when designing load-bearing foundations for buildings. Researchers from Aarhus University…

"Evolution has come up with some quite inspiring solutions during the ages, and there's a lot to be gained in a geotechnical perspective," says Assistant Professor Hans Henning Stutz, one of the scientists behind the new research. Photo: Colourbox.

05 May 2021 - DCA - Danish Centre for Food and Agriculture

Researchers from Aarhus University and the Norwegian University of Life Sciences have found that when farmers apply lime to acidic fields, they can…

Liming in Aaskov. Photo: Henning Carlo Thomsen.

03 May 2021 - DCA - Danish Centre for Food and Agriculture

Global climate change is putting pressure on our wheat crops with rising temperatures, droughts and higher concentrations of CO2, but the different…

03 May 2021 - AU Engineering

The concept of storing renewable energy in stones has come one step closer to realisation with the construction of the GridScale demonstration plant.…

When there is a surplus of electricity from wind or solar, the energy storage is charged. This is done by a system of compressors and turbines pumping heat energy from one or more storage tanks filled with cool stones to a corresponding number of storage

28 April 2021 - DCA - Danish Centre for Food and Agriculture

Overlap of food and the Danish list of threatened species (red list) can help to guide action plans and management of bees in nature areas in Denmark,…

Honey bee in oregano. Photo: Claus Rasmussen

28 April 2021 - DCA - Danish Centre for Food and Agriculture

A building at AU Foulum, which among other things houses a demonstration plant for biorefining, was ravaged by fire on Tuesday night. Despite damage…

28 April 2021 - DCA - Danish Centre for Food and Agriculture

Using a medical CT scanner in a laboratory experiment, researchers have assessed the ability of five crops to loosen heavily compacted soil caused by…

28 April 2021 - AU Engineering

Using excess electricity from wind and solar power, and CO2 from biogas, a new research and development project is aiming to produce biomethane in a…

The main reactor at AU Foulum, where the initial development of the methanation system was carried out. In the InjectMe project, the project partners have designed a custom-built reactor that makes it possible to further develop the technology. Photo: AU

21 April 2021 - AU Engineering

Researchers from the universities in Aarhus and Aalborg are working closely with leading companies to develop intelligent, battery-less sensors that…

PipeSense is being funded by Innovation Fund Denmark with DKK 13.6 million and it has a total budget of almost DKK 18.6 million. The project includes four Danish partners: Logstor A/S, Creative Sight ApS, Aalborg University and Aarhus University. Photo: A

14 April 2021 - DCA - Danish Centre for Food and Agriculture

As a policy support response to the Danish Agency for Agriculture, researchers from Aarhus University have created a model that, based on air…

14 April 2021 - AU Engineering

Selin Kara is a new professor at the Department of Biological and Chemical Engineering at Aarhus University, where her research aims at using natural…

"I simply think we need more female role models and mentors who can inspire young women in their career choices already at very early stages," says Professor Selin Kara. Photo: AU Foto.

14 April 2021 - DCA - Danish Centre for Food and Agriculture

Aarhus University in Foulum leads a new and exciting project which is to form the basis for producing sustainable milk in the laboratory as an…

13 April 2021 - Department of Food Science

Professor Milena Corredig from the Department of Food Science at Aarhus University will receive a grant of DKK 30 million from the VILLUM FOUNDATION.…

12 April 2021 - DCA - Danish Centre for Food and Agriculture

Researchers from Center for Quantitative Genetics and Genomics (QGG) participate in a new EU Horizon2020 project – RUMIGEN – which aims at developing…

07 April 2021 - News

A new, national pioneer center for artificial intelligence research is expected to open at the end of 2021.

06 April 2021 - Department of Mechanical and Production Engineering

Researchers from the Department of Mechanical and Production Engineering at Aarhus University are participating in an EUDP-supported development…

[Translate to English:] ”I projektet skal vi udvikle et modent og bæredygtigt system, der er effektivt, fleksibelt, billigt og sikkert, og som kan anvendes direkte af f.eks. kraftvarmeværker som en plug-and-play-løsning,” siger adjunkt Pourya Forooghi. Fo

30 March 2021 - Department of Mechanical and Production Engineering

Limitations in models used by the IPCC in its calculations of possible pathways to climate-neutral energy production suggests that the potentials of…

[Translate to English:] Man kan ikke bruge konservative estimater fra gamle energisystemer, når man skal modellere fremtidens, som er helt anderledes. Vi er nødt til at indse, at solcelleteknologi har gennemgået en dramatisk udvikling de seneste år, som g

29 March 2021 - Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

We live in a world where we want our electronics to be flexible, bendable and stretchable apart from being intelligent. Printed electronics technology…

[Translate to English:] "Med denne teknologi kan vi tackle det enorme samfundsproblem, som elektronisk affald allerede repræsenterer, og som kun vil blive mere presserende i fremtiden," siger adjunkt Shweta Agarwala. Foto: Shweta Agarwala.

25 March 2021 - News

This April, anyone with an interest in health and natural science research of the very highest calibre will have the opportunity to meet a Nobel…

[Translate to English:] Nobelpristager Peter C. Agre lægger ud med et oplæg om sin vej mod nobelprisen og svarer derefter på spørgsmål fra deltagerne, når han skyder gang i Healths nye initiativ, Nobel Laureate Talks, den 21. april. Foto: Keith Weller, JH

23 March 2021 - Faculty of Technical Sciences

An article in the Danish newspaper Dagbladet Information, criticises Aarhus University for being unwilling to disclose unpublished research data to a…

[Translate to English:] Foto: Jesper Rais

23 March 2021 - DCA - Danish Centre for Food and Agriculture

A Vietnamese, sustainable straw was the inspiration for two AU students' thriving business of sustainable packaging for restaurants and takeaways in…

20 March 2021 - Department of Agroecology

Peat soils, paludiculture, and greenhouse gas emissions were the topics when Claudia Kalla Nielsen on 18 March won the annual Three Minute Thesis…

18 March 2021 - Department of Ecoscience

A large gathering of fish tempts harbour porpoises to search for food around oil and gas platforms, even though the noise from these industrial plants…

18 March 2021 - DCA - Danish Centre for Food and Agriculture

How do we know, if our food tastes good, or if it has already gone bad? The startup BettaSensing has created an innovative flavour recognition…

BettaSensing is developing a flavour fingerprint technology. Photo: Mathilde Kræmer.

18 March 2021 - AU Engineering

Engineers and biologists from Aarhus University have developed an intelligent light trap that can count insects and determine their species as they…

[Translate to English:] Selv små forandringer i natur- og klimaforhold kommer hurtigt til udtryk i bestanden af natsommerfugle. Forskere fra Aarhus Universitet står bag en opfindelse, der kan gøre det nemmere at overvåge udviklingen. (Foto: Colourbox)

17 March 2021 - Faculty of Technical Sciences

Technical Sciences has received 500 first-choice applications. This is fewer than last year. More people have applied for the new BScEng programmes in…

16 March 2021 - DCA - Danish Centre for Food and Agriculture

The right mix of the ultraviolet radiation UV-B and monochromatic light, i.e. light with only one wavelength, can boost germination of our cucumber…

It is possible to boost cucumber production with the right combination of UV-B and monochromatic light. This is the conclusion of a new study from, among others, Aarhus University. Photo: Carl-Otto Ottosen.

16 March 2021 - AU Engineering

The green transition, sustainable technologies and interdisciplinary solutions to society's greatest challenges are the focal points of AU…

11 March 2021 - Department of Ecoscience

Every year, a new growth layer is added to the narwhal’s spiralled tusk. The individual layers act as an archive of data that reveals what and where…

10 March 2021 - DCA - Danish Centre for Food and Agriculture

Using machine learning, researchers from Aarhus University have developed a method that can map the distribution of grass, clover, and weeds on the…

Photo: Søren Kelstrup Skovsen, Department of Electrical and Computer Technology at Aarhus University at Aarhus University

09 March 2021 - Department of Mechanical and Production Engineering

Aarhus University has joined a new European project to design and develop a digital cloud-based platform to boost the circularity and sustainability…

04 March 2021 - Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

There are both economic and environmental reasons for adopting modern information and communication technologies in livestock farming. But far too few…

02 March 2021 - Department of Biological and Chemical Engineering

Denmark is a leading nation of knowledge when it comes to reducing greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture. A workshop followed by an international…

[Translate to English:] Det er meget dyrt at udvikle nye klimateknologier, og selv om teknologien virker i laboratoriet, så kan det kræve en stor indsats at få det tilpasset praktisk landbrug. Udviklingsomkostningerne må i stort omfang betales af de landmænd, som skal implemente

26 February 2021 - Department of Mechanical and Production Engineering

Using vertical solar-cell installations, researchers from Aarhus University will harvest both energy and crops from the same agricultural area. The…

This is what the fields of the future may look like. The photo was taken at a demonstration field in Germany. Photo: Next2Sun.

25 February 2021 - Department of Civil and Architectural Engineering

There hasn’t been much focus on the green transition of construction sites – but there’s a lot to be gained. A number of companies and knowledge…

25 February 2021 - DCA - Danish Centre for Food and Agriculture

We need to move beyond simple linear cause-effect relations of food production and consumption and take a more holistic view, a so-called food systems…

22 February 2021 - Department of Civil and Architectural Engineering

Artificial intelligence is a key word in two major EU-funded projects aiming to dramatically reduce the number of accidents and close call incidents…

[Translate to English:] Al information om byggeriet og alle dets faser skal indgå i den digitale tvilling, således at der til enhver tid er fuld situationsbevidsthed om byggeriet. Det giver forskerne mulighed for at modellere byggeriets faser ekstremt detaljeret allerede i proje

16 February 2021 - Department of Environmental Science

The project, which is being run by Henrik Skov at the Department of Environmental Science, will receive DKK 16.7 million for research equipment and…

05 February 2021 - Department of Agroecology

Two research projects at the Faculty of Technical Sciences, have received a total of DKK 28.9 million for research equipment and facilities to support…

04 February 2021 - Department of Ecoscience

As the sea ice shrinks in the Arctic, the plankton community that produces food for the entire marine food chain is changing. New research shows that…

04 February 2021 - Department of Ecoscience

Climate change is more pronounced in the Arctic than anywhere else on the planet, raising concerns about the ability of wildlife to cope with the new…

04 February 2021 - Department of Biological and Chemical Engineering

A new global collaboration to examine new ways of producing green ammonia is to receive DKK 21 million from the EU framework programme for research…

News from Technical Sciences

Pollination atlas of crops around the world

New project will let you invest in solar cells on the university’s buildings

Local wind power to make biogas greener

Dean on the new Tech strategy: "Together, we will make a green, digital impact."

“Hovedet i Havet” on a communication expedition with the research vessel Aurora

PhD student invents a ring for leaking heart valves

AU is part of moving the green transition forward in Europe

Carlsberg Foundation awards DKK 1.3 million to basic research at Tech.

Eight innovative green projects from Aarhus University receive support from the Green Development and Demonstration Programme (GUDP)

Professor from Aarhus University receives prestigious award

Research Talent receives Nils Foss Talent Prize for 2021

Can plant cell walls and flavonoids protect us against obesity and type 2 diabetes?

Award-winning AI expert appointed as professor at Aarhus University

New collaboration between GreenLab and Aarhus University Focus on the energy systems of the future and the green transition of agriculture

Aarhus University represented in new initiative to help nature and the climate

Ecosystems worldwide are disrupted by lack of large wild herbivores – except in Africa

Developing robot technology in collaboration with Aarhus University

Nine researchers from Tech receive share in green IRFD funding

How Danish agriculture can become a driving force for the green transition

Seaweed can help to achieve the UN Sustainable Development Goals

Quality management system at Technical Sciences retains certification

Department of Bioscience to change name to the Department of Ecoscience

New collaboration will ensure a better indoor climate at schools

New research centre to help solve the climate crisis

Hormone secretion of plants has a major impact on nematodes

DKK 5.9 million for daring research ideas

New international research project to make livestock farming more sustainable

Work commences to develop the world's smallest brain-inspired computer

AU researchers to build skyrmion sensor with terahertz technology

Laura Roman Rivas awarded as role model for female researchers

New AIAS fellow at Technical Sciences

Newly appointed professor with focus on the agriculture of the future

New professor of perennial cropping systems

Danish executives: “Shortage of wind-engineers may be an obstacle in the climate struggle”

Four new professors to focus on Arctic ecosystems, environment and climate

Plant genetics teaches us about spelt and old beer

Researchers want to improve the quality of plant drinks

Roadmap to the future green transition of agriculture and food systems

New professor on the data surge: It will only get worse

Insects, bees and plants interaction

Plant-based dye from carrots can replace synthetic color in the foods we eat

More grassland to improve climate and environment

To reduce methane emissions, new study finds it necessary to include methane in breeding goals

Self-driving cars must be able to communicate with each other

Researchers from Aarhus University target factors that influence farm injuries

Denmark’s Political Festival (Folkemødet) 2021: TECH tents to open in both Allinge and Copenhagen

Danish invention preserves muscle mass in Covid patients

Professor about UN energy summit: “This could be pivotal to the global green transition”

Countries in violation of Baltic Sea Convention, polluting marine environment

Grass replaces plastic in take-away food packaging

Biologist Mette Vodder Carstensen receives AUFF's PhD award

Researcher wants to turn stale bread into packaging material

New research will unveil the future for natural preservation of food products

New department head at the Department of Animal Science

Soluble, printable sensor to measure pressure inside the body

Microorganisms to transform CO2 into sustainable fuel

Artificial intelligence to make European cities smarter

Grand textile project to make Denmark circular frontrunner

New research: Snakeskin can inspire to safer buildings

Liming on acidic soils reduces nitrous oxide emissions and increases yields

Why do different wheat cultivars respond differently to climate change?

Denmark's largest battery - one step closer to storing green power in stones

Researchers evaluate the competition for food plants between honey bees and other bees in Denmark

Green demonstration plant ravaged by fire

Lucerne and chicory have the potential to loosen compacted subsoil

CO2 conversion using a new Power-to-X system

Smart sensors to provide real time data for optimized operation of the district heating grid

New model predicts harvest date as well as the efficiency of cover crops

New professor sees plenty of opportunities for women to power the green transition

Can we produce nutritional and sustainable milk in the laboratory?

DKK 30 million for research into the foods of the future

RUMIGEN – improving breeding of ruminant animals through genomics, epigenomics and ‘rooms of acceptance’

DKK 350 million will take Danish artificial intelligence research to new heights

Development of future plug-and-play CO2-neutral district heating solution

New research: Photovoltaics can make the world fossil-free faster than expected

Deciphering the secrets of Printed Electronics

Meet nobel laureate Peter C. Agre

Freedom of research and publishing rights must be protected with respect to special interest organisations

AU Entrepreneurship course boosts student business of sustainable packaging