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Humans and animals have always shared spaces, food and lives, but little research sheds light on this coexistence. In a new study, AIAS Fellow,…
The Science Diplomacy group of fellows at AIAS invites submissions of abstracts for the conference “Imagining New Ground for Science Diplomacy” to be…
The screening of the documentary film SOLUTIONS directed by Pernille Rose Grønkjær sparked passionate conversations at AIAS, leaving transformative…
AIAS Fellow, cultural biologist Malene Friis Hansen has studied the long-tailed macaque (Macaca fascicularis) for many years. Together with an…
Linear A is a script to write down, as a code, the ‘language’ spoken by the inhabitants of Bronze Age Crete, the so-called Minoans. In her new book,…
Arriving from around the globe and from Aarhus University on 1 September, 34 new AIAS fellows have their first day at AIAS to embark on cutting-edge…
Researchers with innovative projects benefitting from being hosted in an interdisciplinary and international community of talented scholars are…
A topical collection of journal articles on Automated labour is just published in Digital Society. The articles are an outcome of the AIAS 2023…
The Constructive Advanced Thinking (CAT) Project on ‘Singlehood: Trends, Needs, and Social Policy’ will be hosted at AIAS in September. They have…
Four researchers will stay at AIAS via the Visiting Fellowship programme during their sabbatical in the upcoming semester to be immersed in an…
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The workshop aims to bring together people working with seasonality and communication from within the environmental humanities, environmental…
Joint Writing sessions for AIAS Fellows and Associate Fellows, using the Pomodoro technique
Speaker: Nazik Ogretmen, AIAS-AUFF Fellow & Ocean and Climate Change Research Group, Center for Marine Sciences, University of Algarve, Portugal
Speaker: Zuoyue Wang, Professor of History, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, USA
Join us every last Friday for Craft & Chill, a delightful afternoon of creativity and socializing.
¡Que viva México! (2023) concludes a three-part Luis Estrada film series at AIAS, showcasing bold and satirical perspectives in contemporary Mexican…
Speaker: Emily Cockayne, AIAS-AUFF Fellow & School of History and Ideas of Art, University of East Anglia, UK
Are you a technician, student, PhD fellow, postdoc, senior researcher—or anyone involved in animal research at Health, Aarhus University?
A chance to review, discuss, and strengthen drafted report before it is submitted to the Ministry of Higher Education and Innovation
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