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Sociologist Alison Gerber from Lund University is awarded an AIAS-RJ Fellowship to work on a research project on the ways that new kinds of…
Six successful Carlsberg Monograph fellowship recipients have been selected for a research stay at AIAS, from 1 September 2025. The six fellows are…
Current forecasting systems for floating particles in our oceans exist but have limitations. Now an international team of researchers with AIAS Fellow…
Cellular plasticity at the crossroads of the nervous and circulatory systems was at the agenda at AIAS, when an interdisciplinary group of researchers…
The Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies (AIAS) is again inviting researchers from disciplines as diverse as biology and business management to join…
Are you a science journalist who wishes to work closely with a frontier research environment with researchers from diverse disciplines? AIAS is a host…
A Special Section in the journal Contemporary South Asia guest edited by AIAS Fellow Bharti Arora studies how Indian literary and cultural discourses…
Through the AIAS-Tandem fellowship programme six visting fellows arrive this semester at AIAS from abroad to explore novel research avenues across…
A five-month ERC FRONTIERS science journalism stay of Samuel Schlaefli at AIAS has brought journalism and science in close conversation. How did it…
Understanding what challenges organisms face in rapidly changing environments is crucial, especially in the context of global climate change. A new…
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Interdisciplinary AIAS workshop, exploring how knowledge, artifacts and beings have been tracked, both as a method and critique.
Joint Writing sessions for AIAS Fellows and Associate Fellows, using the Pomodoro technique
Speaker: Gertraud Isabel Koch, AIAS Visiting Fellow from University of Hamburg, Germany
Call for papers to the annual conference of the Nordic Society for Aesthetic
Speaker: Christina C. Dahm, AIAS Associate Fellow & Department of Epidemiology, Aarhus University
A one-day seminar focusing on the interdisciplinary terrain and possibilities of dance research.
The first conference of the ARCPaC research network will be held at Aarhus University in May 2026, and is organized by researchers from Aarhus…
Speaker: Víctor Quesada Fernández, AIAS Visiting Fellow from Universidad de Oviedo, Spain
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