Aarhus University opens the doors to one of its main academic areas, Health, to illustrate how knowledge and the private sector can collaborate on developing products and treatment options that benefit both citizens and patients.

Yonglun Luo from Aarhus University is a genetics researcher. He has just received a grant of almost DKK 4 million from the Danish Council for Independent Research. The aim of his research is to develop a system that ultimately will be able to treat…

Two Industrial PhDs from Aarhus University and Novo Nordisk A/S agree that their PhD programme during which they are both enrolled at the university and employed at the company is the optimal career choice when the goal is a career as a researcher.…

Leif Østergaard from Aarhus University and Aarhus University Hospital is participating in a research project which has received a € 1.7 million grant from a joint EU project. The objective of the project is to curb the increase in Alzheimer’s…

A new partnership between Novo Nordisk A/S and experts from Aarhus University will work to generate new knowledge about incapacitating complications of diabetes. The partnership will provide unique opportunities to strengthen research into diabetes…