Medical Doctor and coming PhD student Mads Dam Lyhne from the Department of Clinical Medicine at Aarhus University receives NOK 250,000 towards research into thrombosis of the lungs.

Sune Nørhøj Jespersen is a new professor of neurophysics at Aarhus University. With his multidisciplinary combination of neuroscience and physics, he hopes to develop technology that can diagnose brain diseases both earlier and more precisely.

Should researchers have unhindered access to health data? How can we contain fatal epidemics using research? These are the titles of Health's events at Denmark's Political Festival on Bornholm.

A 71-ton particle accelerator has been lifted into the new buildings in the coming National Centre for Particle Therapy at Skejby. From 2018, the national centre will provide highly specialised radiation therapy for cancer patients throughout…

Eigil Kjeldsen, professor of cancer cytogenetics at Aarhus University and consultant at Aarhus University Hospital, has just been awarded a higher doctoral degree in medicine.