Morten Schmidt, who has just defended his higher doctoral dissertation at Aarhus University, examines what it means for the outcome of heart disease when heart patients also suffer from other diseases, which is called multimorbidity.

Did you think twice about the headline? Your brain probably did. Our fascinating brain is still full of mysteries and unanswered questions. And because of this, researchers from all over Aarhus University are looking for answers in and beneath the…

Associate Professor Jasper Nijkamp and Associate Professor Trine Tramm from Aarhus University receive DKK 2.5 million to develop 3D scans of tumours. These scans will contribute to a computer being able to determine the scope of a tumour and thereby…

In a new research project with the support of Arla Food for Health, Associate Professor Esben Søndergaard from Aarhus University is investigating whether the consumption of lactic acid inhibits the risk of developing type 2 diabetes in overweight…

PhD student Tanja Charlotte Frederiksen from the Department of Clinical Medicine conducts research into heart rhythm irregularities. As a recipient of the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science's Elite Research Travel Grant, she will now…