Steen Harrit Jakobsen, who is currently head of the administrative centre at Health, will succeed Kirsten Jensen in the position of head of staff at the Rector’s Office.

As agreed with the dean at Health, Jakobsen will take up the position on 1 April.

In a large collaborative study between the Department of Clinical Medicine, the Department of Biomedicine, and the Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics, among others, the researchers have succeeded in identifying and characterising the consequences of a newly discovered mutation associated with cardiac arrhythmia.

A surprising discovery shows that a widely-used and twenty-year-old medicine used to treat multiple sclerosis can also beat a type of multi-resistant bacteria for which there are currently only a few effective drugs. The result may be of significance for the treatment of patients and in the battle against resistant bacteria.

A surprising discovery shows that a widely-used and twenty-year-old medicine used to treat multiple sclerosis can also beat a type of multi-resistant bacteria for which there are currently only a few effective drugs. The result may be of significance for the treatment of patients and in the battle against resistant bacteria.