Every year, AIAS invites our researchers to submit a photograph that brings their research to life. The selected images are featured in an exhibition at the AIAS Summer Gathering.
This exhibition presents works of art created by researchers inspired by the brain's hidden universe. The works are visual interpretations of the brain's structures and functions – observations made through microscopes, 3D visualizations, dissections, behavioral studies and paintings.
Explore a selection of winning images from the DNRF/DG Photo Competition. The scientific images are displayed at AIAS and accompanied by short talks from the researchers behind the winning entries, offering insights into the stories and research captured in each image.
For the AIAS 10-Year Anniversary Celebration in 2023, a multisensory research-based exhibition curated by AIAS Fellow Jeffrey Kerby on "Arctic Places - Arctic Faces" showcased captivating photos of three research locations of the Arctic: Greenland, Canada and Siberia, and offered participants a Virtual Reality (VR) tour to Northeast Greenland.
For the AIAS Summer Gathering in 2024, Associate Fellow Felix Riede (Department of Archeology and Heritage Studies, Aarhus University) and historian Ning de Coninck-Smith (Danish School of Education, Aarhus University) have prepared an interdisciplinary exhibition ‘Uncovering the Layers of the University Campus.’
