From the turn of the year, the Dean's Office at Health will consist of two vice-deans – one for research and one for education. The aim is to ensure the greatest possible cohesion in resolving tasks and to strengthen the faculty’s international and interdisciplinary work along with the external collaboration with companies and foundations.

Vice-dean OIe Steen Nielsen will not be reapplying for the position of vice-dean for research when his employment contract expires next summer. After nine years in the post, inclusive a period as acting dean, he wishes to leave the position and retire.

[Translate to English:] We are happy to invite you to join us for the 13th edition of the Psychiatry Research Day.

Professor Martha Nussbaum, Professor Dame Carol Robinson, Professor Mark Daly and Professor Linda Argote. Honorary doctorates will be conferred on these four prominent researchers at Aarhus University on the occasion of the university’s annual celebration on 13 September 2019. On the same occasion, four talented students will receive the HM Queen Margrethe II Travel Grant.

The draft version of AU’s coming strategy is now available for staff and students to read and comment on. The proposed strategy represents a continuation of the university’s current course, with the addition of new targets and focus areas.

A theory that Parkinson's disease can arise in the intestinal system and from there migrate to the brain has now gained support from research conducted at Aarhus University and Aarhus University Hospital.

A group of researchers has found a new way to limit excessive immune responses, which may point in a new direction for research in and treatment of e.g. autoimmune diseases.

Associate Professor and PhD Gustavo Nascimento from Aarhus University has travelled the world to enhance his skills in his research field. He has now been awarded the Bagger-Sørensen Foundation's Young Researcher Prize of DKK 75,000 in recognition of his tireless work and impressive research results.