Lundbeck Foundation grants DKK 10 million for a research project to investigate whether Parkinson’s disease starts in the gut many years before it affects the brain.

Lise Wogensen Bach, head of graduate school and vice-dean at Health, responds in an article in the Danish newspaper Berlingske to the newspaper’s interview with Professor Flemming Besenbacher, in which the professor warns against "educational snobbishness" and a lack of international quality among Danish PhD students.

A new study from Aarhus University shows that losing a mother or father before you reach the age of eighteen can have serious consequences later in life. More than 7.3 million people from Denmark, Sweden and Finland are included in the study, which focuses on the biggest consequence: suicide.

PhD student at Department of Clinical Epidemiology Sigrún Jóhannesdóttir Schmidt has received the 2015 Lundbeck Foundation Talent Award. The award is…

All AU researchers now have the option of having their reports, dissertations and working papers published as eBooks free of charge. AU Library is now offering a new publication service that also strengthens the university’s efforts to promote Open Access publication.

The ramming down of concrete poles along the light rail tracks will cause inconveniences in week 47 (the week starting Monday 16 November)