From tiny houses in Holstebro to day care centres in Ukraine: 3DCP is the name of Denmark's first 3D print turnkey contractor and its founders, Hasan and Mikkel, are both recent graduates from Aarhus University. They’ve now been added to the Forbes 30 Under 30 list and the reason for that lies in elite sports, motivation and the combination of tech and business. And maybe a bit of luck.

In a new study, researchers warn that the Arctic Sea ice may soon be a thing of the past in the summer months. Ten thousand years ago, the ice melted at temperatures similar to those we have today. This may have consequences for both the climate and ecosystems.

The housing market in Aarhus is fairly competitive. For a reason! Aarhus is a beautiful, vibrant city with the highest percentage of students in Denmark. Definitely one of the best places to spend your study years. (A bit biased opinion 😉).

Highly non-degradable chemicals such as PFAS and pesticides can have useful properties in some situations, but are extremely difficult for nature to remove afterwards. Now researchers from Aarhus University have found that certain bacteria use an enzyme that acts as a molecular nutcracker to crush the harmful substances.