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Assistant Professor Xiang Zheng from the Department of Biomedicine has been awarded DKK 12 million through the LEO Foundation’s Dr Abildgaard Fellowships. The grant supports talented young researchers, enabling them to establish their own research…

Clinical Associate Professor Janni Kjærgaard Thillemann from the Department of Clinical Medicine has been awarded the Linscheid-Dobyns Excellence in Wrist Surgery Award. She receives the prize for her research in wrist surgery, and the prize is…

A new study led by researchers from Aarhus University has identified rare genetic variants that markedly increase the risk of ADHD. The study also shows that these variants are particularly expressed in nerve cells in the brain and have negative…

Ph.D. and physician Sigrún Alba Jóhannesdóttir Schmidt from the Department of Clinical Medicine has received a five-year fellowship from the LEO Foundation to map two chronic immune diseases of the skin.

A DNA analysis carried out with contributions from Aarhus University indicates that Adolf Hitler had both an unusually high genetic disposition for several neuropsychiatric traits and a rare hormonal developmental disorder.