At the end of September, there will be a great opportunity to meet Nobel Laureate Bruce A. Beutler when he visits Aarhus University. Everyone with an interest in world-class health- and natural science research is welcome to Health’s virtual Nobel…

Professor Katja Zeppenfeld is among the world’s most influential researchers within the field of electrophysiology and now she is an honorary doctor at Health as well. Katja Zeppenfeld is one of five honorary doctors appointed in connection with AU’s…

Our visual cerebral cortex is where we collect and process the visual impressions that enable us to navigate in our surroundings. Research from Aarhus University now shows that we record visual movements somewhere else in the brain than previously…

Karin Lykke-Hartmann is Aarhus University’s new professor of reproductive medicine. Her work involves studying the genes found in the ovaries in the hope of being able to stimulate the maturation of women’s eggs. If she succeeds, this will be good…

The whole family is affected when a child is born prematurely, or a family member becomes ill, and the new life situation impacts the quality of life of both the individual family member and the family as a unit. Newly-appointed professor Anne…