A basic research project from Aarhus University now sheds new light on the pharmaceutical industry’s new hope in the field of cholesterol treatment. The results show that there is apparently another and just as effective way of reducing so-called bad…

Three PhD students from Aarhus University took to the stage at the annual PhD Day on 24 January. They were competing to see which of them could communicate their research best. Their efforts were honoured with the Fogh Nielsen grant of DKK 100,000 in…

Professor at Aarhus University Torsten Lauritzen has just been honoured with the Marie and August Krogh Award. The award is one of the most distinguished medical awards in Denmark and is awarded by the Novo Nordisk Foundation and the Organization of…

Cecilie Kirkeby Skeby from Aarhus University has been awarded the Novo Scholarship 2014. She receives the scholarship from Novo Nordisk and Novozymes in the form of financial support for her further research.

A new scanning technology will save critical minutes in the treatment of thrombosis in the brain. The researchers behind the technique expect it to help reduce permanent injury for the many Danes who are struck down by thrombosis in the brain each…