News from Technical Sciences

The applause echoed through the lecture halls as this summer's new engineers were celebrated at Aarhus University's graduation ceremony. They are now…

Just a few years ago, Power-to-X was driven by bold ambitions, soaring expectations and, ultimately, a dose of reality. Today, the landscape looks…

A growing number of people in Denmark are living with inflammatory bowel disease, placing increasing pressure on the healthcare system. In a new…

New Horizon Europe project aims to demonstrate how spintronics can power a new generation of European chips while reducing the energy consumption of…

Leading researchers, industry experts and innovators will gather in Aarhus next week to discuss the technologies needed to reduce Europe's dependence…

New collaboration between Aarhus University, Topsoe and PlanEnergi aims to remove a major barrier to large-scale green fuel production

Imagine your doctor being able to test medication on a miniature version of your body before prescribing it to you. Using stem cells, your intestine,…

Researchers have shown that seaweed can be cultivated successfully in offshore wind farms. The technology is scalable and the challenge now is not how…

New technologies could help detect serious diseases years earlier. The challenge is no longer developing the technology but building a healthcare…

Time has come for a greener, healthier and more resilient and competitive food system. Yet the transformation is progressing slowly. Our ways of…