Seven hundred employees have already received a personal email about the update from Health's Head of IT Services. But not all employees with outdated computers can be identified. So perhaps your computer still needs updating? Computers that have not been updated by 31 December 2017 will be deactivated at the turn of the year.

On 25 September 2017, Rector Brian Bech Nielsen and His Royal Highness Crown Prince Frederik will attend the opening of the House of the Danish Industry Foundation in Beijing, China. The house will mean new opportunities for Danish education and research, business and industry – and students from Aarhus University will be among the first to take advantage of the new facilities.

When Health hosted a jubilee alumnus day on Friday 22 September 2017, there was murder on the agenda. Though the day was still full of laughter and happiness at meeting old friends and talking about old times.

The more a general practitioner prioritises home visits to patients in general, the greater the likelihood that the doctor's most ill patients will die at home. This is shown by a new study of the role played by the general practitioner for terminally ill cancer patients, which AU researcher Anna K. Winthereik hopes will start a debate.

Jesper Grau Eriksen has just been appointed professor at Aarhus University and Aarhus University Hospital. Here he will help to strengthen the oncology department’s research into personalised medicine, including individualised radiation therapy for patients with cancer of the mouth, pharynx and throat.

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Research from Aarhus University sheds new light on how the body converts the bad kind of cholesterol. The discovery could lead to new and potentially more effective medicine.

If you have more than one access card, you must use the most recent one to access AU’s buildings from 4 October. If your access card does not work, you have to order a new one.

A new AU website contains important information for potential and future international members of staff.

At the beginning of October, around seventy stakeholders will gather at a workshop at the Sandbjerg Estate to begin the process of creating a vision and a strategic basis for the dental degree programmes at the Department of Dentistry and Oral Health. The goal is to future-proof the degree programmes through innovative thinking.