AU is working to establish common guidelines for responsible research practice. The academic council at Health has just discussed the discussion paper from the Talent Development Committee, and here you can find out what a researcher has to say about why the guidelines are so important.

Cecilie Kirkeby Skeby from Aarhus University has been awarded the Novo Scholarship 2014. She receives the scholarship from Novo Nordisk and Novozymes in the form of financial support for her further research.

The course is held on March 26-27, 2014.

Symposium on Latent autoimmune diabetes of adults (LADA) June 4, 2014

July 10 - 12, 2014 at Medical University of Graz.

The congress aims to bring together students from Bachelor, Master, PhD as well as Diploma studies of medicine and related life sciences

A new scanning technology will save critical minutes in the treatment of thrombosis in the brain. The researchers behind the technique expect it to help reduce permanent injury for the many Danes who are struck down by thrombosis in the brain each year.

In December the old walls of the Officers’ Building fell to make room for the Department of Biomedicine’s new building. The demolition was captured by a photographer.

Opticians can for the first time further their education here in Denmark when Aarhus University establishes the first Master’s degree programme in optometry and vision science this summer. The degree programme, which has just been approved, will give opticians the opportunity to relieve the pressure on ophthalmologists.

Do you want to reach a new audience for your research? Can you communicate your research project in less than two minutes? Well, now you have the chance! AU Communication is making a camera and space on the website available for the PhD students who have the courage to very briefly describe their research. The video clips will be one of the contributions to the PhD Day 2014.