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…

For the first time ever, scientists have measured the hearing of minke whales. Surprisingly, the whales hear very high-frequency sounds. This means,…

Researchers at Aarhus University win an award at one of the world's largest science competitions. The team of researchers have invented a device to…

A 337 million kroner British ‘virtual’ center, funded with 337 millioner kroner, will explore the potential of cultured meat, insect-based proteins,…

Researchers at Aarhus University are in the finals for one of the world's largest science competitions, XPRIZE Rainforest. They have developed a…

Originally trained as a farmer, Rasmus Bak Stephansen traded in the barn for a laboratory when given the chance. Now, he hopes to bridge the gap…

Engineer and postdoc Maryam Homayounzadeh receives the Otto Mønsted Foundation's award "The Bright Idea" for the year's best late stage idea at…

At the top of Mt. Helmos in Greece, researchers from more than 12 European countries, including Aarhus University, hope to learn more about how clouds…

Associate Professor Jens Vinge Nygaard is the newly appointed Distinguished Senior Innovator at the Faculty of Technical Sciences at Aarhus…

Modern cybercrime has become more sophisticated. Technological developments and the threat landscape have changed dramatically over just a few years,…

A Danish researcher has been awarded The Sustainability Award for his 30 years of research into the impact of agriculture on the climate. The prize is…

Substantial management experience, a sizeable network, and a strong drive to contribute to the green transition of the food sector. Anne Louise…

It is well documented that the Arctic is warming at a rate 3-4 times above the global average, that sea ice is melting, glaciers retreat and…

This November, Anita Friis Sommer PhD will start as the head of operations at the Novo Nordisk Foundation CO2 Research Center at Aarhus University.…

Viruses infect everything from bacteria to plants and animals, and therefore play a huge role in the Earth's biodiversity and its ability to recycle…

Former director and CEO of Grundfos, Niels Due Jensen, was also a distinguished alumnus at Aarhus University. On Tuesday, he will be buried in his…

Seven universities and eight companies from all over Europe have joined forces in a large, interdisciplinary research project to develop new…

After many years of collaborating with the Department of Civil and Architectural Engineering, Professor Anne S. Kiremidjian from Stanford University…

Construction accounts for a huge part of society's waste production and energy consumption, and this must change if the industry is to be sustainable.…

Today, calculations of a construction project's energy consumption and carbon emissions are based on information from manufacturers in manuals and…

Independent Research Fund Denmark has awarded Sapere Aude: DFF-Starting Grants to 38 promising researchers from across Denmark. Four researchers from…

By mapping genes that enable crops to better withstand drought, heat or freezing temperatures, researchers at Aarhus University lay the foundation for…

Three days of panel discussions, political events and democratic dialogue on the Island of Bornholm is over. Here are some of the highlights from the…

A Danish research team has developed a robot that can push its way through dense jungle thickets and map biodiversity. The robot will boost monitoring…

The Novo Nordisk Foundation is investing 8 million euros in a research project at Aarhus University that may pave the way for small, modular nuclear…

The food of the future, Danish waters, climate, defence, health and the green transition of the building industry are some of the topics researchers…

The viruses probably regulate the growth of snow algae on the ice by infecting them. Knowing how to control these viruses could help us reduce some of…