From 3 May to 21 May, AU’s travel expense management system, RejsUd, will be updated. Users of RejsUd should have received a detailed email about the system's update period and its consequences.

From 13 May to 20 May, AU’s invoice management system, IndFak, will be affected by an update. If you are a registered user of IndFak, you have received an email with detailed information about this.

"The workplace assessment for 2019 has now been completed and the reports have been published. I would therefore like to take a closer look at some of the areas which I think we should continue to work on in the administration following the survey," Arnold Boon writes on his blog.

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With solid, balanced finances at Aarhus University, the Board is confident that AU will be able to continue with its ambitions to strengthen strategic initiatives. The Board is also keenly aware of the challenge of covering overheads as a result of increasing research funding from external sources.

If you need help with translation from Danish into English, try using the new and improved version of AU Translate. AU Translate works in the same way as online translation solutions like Google Translate, but is tailored to AU’s needs. The new version of AU Translate is still based on AU's own terminology bases and translation memories. But the translations it produces are generally more fluent and less ‘machine-like’.

Health wishes to form closer ties with business and industry and the faculty management team are therefore on the lookout for people with strong profiles from start-ups and the life science industry who can act as special advisors to the faculty. You can recommend candidates on an ongoing basis.

A new one-year cooperation agreement between Health and the world-wide pharmaceutical company Roche has just been negotiated. The agreement, which comes into force on 1 May 2019, is intended to build bridges between the faculty's students and researchers and the biotech group Roche.

The annual Regatta will be held in the University Park on 3 May. This means congestion in the park and that there will be changes affecting some of the roads leading to the university and some of the car parking around the campus.