Professor Anders Bonde Jensen from Aarhus University and Aarhus University Hospital has just received a substantial grant. The grant will be used to conduct research into the needs of individual patients for support following a cancer disease.

On Wednesday 25 June 2014, 90 new medical doctors from Aarhus University pledge the Hippocratic oath. They graduate after a comprehensive reform of the Master's degree programme. We talked to two of the new graduates and asked them about their plans and dreams for the future.

During the autumn of 2013, Trine Wulff from Aarhus University was in Iowa on an exchange programme. Here she made such a big impression with her clinical skills that she has just been honoured with a prize.

Mette Lise Lousdal from Aarhus University has recently received a scholarship of DKK 204,000 from The Danish Cancer Research Foundation. The scholarship will strengthen her research into breast cancer screening.

The Department of Dentistry has entered into a partnership for a Danish-Chinese pain research centre in conjunction with one of the leading dentistry schools in China. The new relationship opens up for research projects that would otherwise be difficult to realise in Denmark.

Three health science researchers from Aarhus University have just received a grant for a project in Rwanda. The project will examine the supervision of staff at healthcare centres in the African country.

Danish research into disease management programmes receives international award

Margrethe Smidth from Aarhus University has just received the award for best scientific abstract at the international conference "A Breath of Fresh Air” in Athens. She received the award for her research into the effect of disease management programmes for COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease).

Professor Morten Overgaard has been recognised as a 'Young Scientist' at the World Economic Forum, which each year names the most visionary and innovative young research directors in the world.