[Translate to English:] Emnerne for næste års prisopgaver er nu offentliggjort. Denne gang er det studerende fra Health og Aarhus BSS, som får en særlig chance for at bevise deres akademiske kunnen – og måske tage første skridt på vejen i en fremtidig forskerkarriere.

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Research assistant Yongfu Yu from Department of Clinical Epidemiology has received a grant of DKK 400,000 from the Lundbeck Foundation for the project…

Researchers from Denmark and England critically discuss the results of the research worldwide of the mechanisms underlying emotional learning and memories in the mammalian brain.

The grants provide the researchers with the chance to pursue original ideas ranging from research into the micro-environment of the intestine to an understanding of the body's circulatory system.

The faculty management team has adopted a proposal for a new model for how PhD projects and candidates are matched when an annual total of 30 full PhD scholarships are awarded at Health. The proposal gives the departments greater influence on the projects and operates with open, international calls for applicants. The model will now be sent for consultation.

During the last few months, medical students, lecturers and future employers have been asked for their views on the content of the medical degree programme of the future. The many suggestions have now been combined in a draft vision and strategy which has been sent for feedback from stakeholders.

Health has the important task of improving the quality of research at a time when leading journals are being criticised for publishing research results that cannot be reproduced. Dean Lars Bo Nielsen challenges conventional thinking in the form of the PhD's three ritual articles – and reminds us that no researcher is an island.

In future, the size of the research project will determine how often financial reports must be sent to the person responsible for an externally financed research project.