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No more trial and error: If things go as Professor Søren Dinesen Østergaard and his new Postdoc Fredrik Hieronymus hope, patients with schizophrenia will be treated using personalised medicine in the not so distant future. The research project is…
Why do patients with amputated limbs suffer from phantom pain? Which types of nerve pain do patients with spinal cord injuries or sclerosis experience? And how can pain management be improved to increase quality of life for patients? These are some…
Today, two out of three PhD graduates find employment outside the universities. This places new demands on the PhD students as they now have to think much more about alternative career paths. The transition from a PhD degree programme to the job…
Clinical research that is already hard-pressed will be seriously threatened if the announced operating savings of more than DKK 300 million are realised at Aarhus University Hospital.
An additional seven researchers from Health receive grants from the Independent Research Fund Denmark (IRFD). The grants fund research into e.g. treatment of severe heart failure, brain cancer and neonatal jaundice.
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![[Translate to English:] Professor, dr.med. Troels Staehelin Jensen (t.h.) var i maj i Philadelphia, USA, for at modtage den eftertragtede amerikanske smerteforskningspris ’The Mitchell Max Award for Neuropathic Pain’, som han her får overrakt af professor Michael Rowbotham](https://health.au.dk/fileadmin/_processed_/c/1/csm_Troels_Staehelin_-_layout_2_bfc7987d04.jpg "[Translate to English:] Professor, dr.med. Troels Staehelin Jensen (t.h.) var i maj i Philadelphia, USA, for at modtage den eftertragtede amerikanske smerteforskningspris ’The Mitchell Max Award for Neuropathic Pain’, som han her får overrakt af prof")
