2018.03.05 |
As part of the evaluation of AIAS, an international evaluation panel will visit AIAS and Aarhus University on 12-13 March.
2018.02.21 |
From research to commercialization? AIAS Fellow Tomasz K. Wojdacz and collaborator Lise Lotte Hansen from the Dept. of Biomedicine have taken their research into another level by making cancer detection tests based on the technology they developed available for everyday use in research laboratories. They do not stop there, but now aim to introduce…
2018.02.20 |
A new study by AIAS Fellow Prof. Peter Teglberg Madsen and co-authors shows for the first time that harbour porpoises will flee and stop searching for food when exposed to high levels of shipping noise.
2018.02.06 |
The surprising findings are the result of a new joint publication entitled ‘Dopamine genes are linked to Extraversion and Neuroticism personality traits, but only in demanding climates’ by AIAS Former Fellows Machteld N. Verzijden (Bioscience) and Ronald Fischer (Psychology) and co-author Anna Lee.
2018.01.31 |
Tomorrow on 1 February 2018, AIAS will give a warm welcome to eight new fellows who will begin their fellowship at AIAS to delve into their research projects, lasting from one up to three years.
2018.01.30 |
Takeuchi Tomonori has received the Young Investigator Award by the Novo Nordisk Foundation this week. Tomonori will also commence at AIAS this week and the Novo grant will enable him to establish both a research laboratory and a research group at DANDRITE, Aarhus University.
2018.01.26 |
With a successful number of 232 applications from researchers from all over the world, the first call of AIAS-COFUND Marie Skłodowska-Curie fellowships under EU’s Horizon 2020 has closed this week. Now an extensive triple peer-review and selection process will follow.
2017.12.15 |
Søren Dinesen Østergaard, MD PhD, has been awarded a grant of DKK 2.6 mill from the Independent Research Fund Denmark to test a new method for measuring the severity of schizophrenia.
2017.12.12 |
The grant will support Asad Jan’s research to apply genome editing in a mouse model of Parkinson’s disease.
2017.11.23 |
Doug Speed has been awarded DKK 5.6 million by the Independent Research Fund Denmark (DFF) to develop novel statistical methods for analysing genetic data.
