Whenever AU researchers have to negotiate large million-kroner contracts, the lawyers in the contract team at the Technology Transfer Office are ready to advise and support them in the complex negotiation processes. Even when many others are enjoying their holiday.

Cybercriminals use various methods to get you to share confidential and sensitive information or to trick you into installing malware. One of these methods is called spoofing. With spoofing, cybercriminals try to make their ‘fake’ emails look like official emails e.g. from the Danish Customs and Tax Administration, your bank or from Aarhus University. Now, AU IT will launch a new technical solution designed to protect your inbox against fake emails which appear to be from Aarhus University. The solution will be implemented in one department/centre/unit at a time and AU IT will notify the unit when the implementation starts.

In a new study from the Danish psychiatry project iPSYCH, researchers have identified genetic risk factors for developing bipolar disorder and psychoses among people with depression. In the longer term, the results may contribute to ensuring the correct diagnosis is made earlier, so that the patients can receive the correct treatment as quickly as possible.

On 29 September 2020, AU is organizing an introduction webinar for new AU employees. Remember to encourage your new co-workers to participate.