The food and agricultural science research carried out at Aarhus University is among the best in the world. It ranks as number nine on the U.S. News Best Global Universities ranking and is thus the best university in Denmark.

Brain researcher and jazz musician Peter Vuust has been appointed professor at Aarhus University. With his appointment as professor at AU, he becomes the first person in Denmark to hold a professorship at a royal academy of music and a university.

So far, 50 projects are hosted on CIRRAU’s servers. More than 140 users from across Aarhus BSS, HEALTH, ST and collaborating institutions conduct research on these projects with administrative support and data support from CIRRAU. You are welcome too!

The PhD Day at Health is still going strong after almost twenty years as a big, academic networking event with international guests. But we need to see many more supervisors to help raise the level of the discussions and debates, says Head of Graduate School, Vice-Dean Lise Wogensen Bach.

Andrew Tasker is a new honorary professor at Aarhus University. He carries out research into how changes in brain development lead to later-onset neurological disease.

Medical doctor Morten Schmidt from AU and AUH has just received a Young Investigator Award at the largest cardiology congress in the world, which this year took place in London with over 32,000 participants. He receives the award for being among the four best in the category Population Sciences.

Three dentists from the Department of Dentistry, Aarhus University, won first, second and third prizes at an international congress in Chile. The prizes were given for the researchers' scientific contributions.

New research shows that butterflies in Greenland have become smaller in response to increasing temperatures due to climate change.