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If you have a company idea and play with the thought of bringing it to life – even while you are still studying – the possibilities in Aarhus for…
The debate about how many medical specialists we need to train in Denmark is not just a question of waiting lists and day-to-day running. The number…
AU’s new IT webshop will be used the next time you need to buy new IT equipment. The new solution offers a better user experience and replaces the…
In connection with business travels abroad, you are covered by Europæiske’s travel insurance. The old plastic insurance card has now been replaced by…
In a recently established InnoBooster collaboration, PhD student Nanna Møller Jensen from Poul Henning Jensen’s group is collaborating with the…
Collaboration between the Capogna group from AU and the Sørensen group at AUH leads to a discovery on the cellular mechanism of action of dopamine in…
Do your own chemistry experiment. Delve into the history of epidemics in the Steno Museum’s basement. Follow a horror researcher into the darkness in…
The paper is published in Brain and entitled "Ageing promotes pathological alpha-synuclein propagation and autonomic dysfunction in wild-type rats".…
The pandemic has effectively put a stop to many aspects of student life as we know it, and well-being is an area in which the students are hit…
Cecilia Ramlau-Hansen is one of Health's 54 female professors. She is an epidemiologist, loves the competitive environment of the research world and…
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![[Translate to English:] Cecilia Ramlau-Hansen lader ikke ubevidste kønsbias passere. Hun insisterer på, at alle skal behandles lige og på, at en ambitiøs forskerkarriere og et velfungerende familieliv ikke er et enten eller. Foto: Lars Kruse, AU Foto.](https://international.au.dk/fileadmin/_processed_/b/3/csm_Woman_and_elite_researcher_1x1_f08d07ff1b.png "Cecilia Ramlau-Hansen does not allow unconscious gender bias to go unnoticed. She insists that everyone should be treated equally and that an ambitious research career and a well-functioning family life is not a case of either/or. Photo: Lars Kruse, AU Ph")