Levels of PCBs in all of the approximately 30 AU buildings that have been tested over the course of the spring were found to be below the health hazard threshold values.

Researchers at AU are part of a new interdisciplinary European Union project that will develop a warning system that can continuously identify changes in the Earth’s ecosystems and biodiversity, as well as relating them to societal and climate-related shifts. The project integrates space-based observations of the Earth with land-based observations of ecosystems and biodiversity.

A new research centre at Aarhus University and Aarhus University Hospital opens today. The centre aims to find out why half of all diabetics develop what is know as neuritis, an inflammation of the nerves.

A new research centre at Aarhus University and Aarhus University Hospital opens today. The centre aims to find out why half of all diabetics develop what is know as neuritis, an inflammation of the nerves.

If we want to have the time and money to treat cancer in ten years time, then we must carry out much more research into how to design our healthcare system in the future. 160 international researchers therefore meet up in Aarhus on 20-22 May to focus on the role of general practice in cancer initiatives.

Aarhus University has the opportunity to further develop the strong academic environments at the dental degree units by merging the Department of Dentistry and the School for Dental Assistants, Hygienists and Clinical Technicians (SKT). The dean now invites staff members to take part in the consultation process for the proposal.

On 22 May 2015, Aarhus University is inaugurating an HTL pilot plant at AU Foulum. The new plant converts organic materials such as grass or organic waste into bio-crude oil, which can replace fossil oil for producing fuels and chemicals. The plant is based on newly developed, ground-breaking technologies.