Morten Riemenschneider from Department of Public Health receives the Young Investigator Award from The European Charcot Foundation for his PhD project, in which he examined physical training as a supplementary treatment strategy in the early stages…

Assistant Professor Anna Starnawska from Aarhus University will study the risk of psychiatric disorders in children on the basis of the environment in which they grow up. She has received DKK 2.86 million towards the project from the Independent…

In around half of the 350 autopsies carried out every year at the Department of Forensic Medicine at Aarhus University, medications with a special characteristic which are widely used in psychiatry are found. Only in extremely rare cases can the…

When Health hosts its annual PhD Day in January it will be with special focus on diversity in academia. If you are a supervisor or just curious about PhD research, then join in on 21 January and support the upcoming researchers at Health.

Professor Karin Lykke-Hartmann from Institut of Biomedicine is working to develop an alternative to the traditional hormone treatment of female infertility. After years of research and a large grant from the BioInnovation Institute, she is now ready…