2021.03.26 |
Miniature tags designed by AIAS Fellow Mark Johnson show seals feed continuously in long offshore trips a new study in Nature Scientific Reports reveals.
2021.03.26 |
After more than two years in the position, Nikolaj Thomas Zinner is ending his appointment as deputy director at AIAS. He is returning to the Department of Physics and Astronomy to pursue his research full-time again.
2021.03.22 |
With the launch of a new AIAS Associate Fellowship programme for Aarhus University researchers, AIAS can now welcome 23 Associates from 1 April 2021 for a 3-year period.
2021.03.09 |
AIAS Fellow Lucia Angelino is awarded an MSCA Individual Fellowship by the EU for her project aiming to rethink anew the nature and foundations of a “we-perspective”, in the light of the pandemic crisis we are living through.
2021.03.05 |
The interdisciplinary conference Art and the City: Urban Space, Art and Social Change organized by AIAS Fellow Tijen Tunali will bring together more than 30 speakers from across the social sciences and humanities for three days in April to discuss urban space, art, and social change.
2021.03.04 |
AIAS Fellow Kei Hiruta is awarded an MSCA Individual Fellowship by the EU for his project on comparative political theory.
2021.02.23 |
In the last few years, artificial intelligence (AI) has become a much-debated topic in radiology. A recent scientific study by AIAS Fellow Ruben Pauwels and co-author assess dentists and dental students’ attitude regarding the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) in oral radiology. The authors suggest that it is pivotal to incorporate AI topics…
2021.02.01 |
AIAS is hosting a series of research seminars on racism and anti-racism in the spring semester 2021 in collaboration with the Research Unit for the History of Political and Economic Ideas at Aarhus University.
2021.01.28 |
On 1 February 2021, it’s commencement day at AIAS. Three new research fellows will begin their AIAS fellowship and collaboration with Aarhus University faculty members. The researchers are at AIAS on fellowships that will last from half a year up to three years.
2021.01.22 |
Nanoscientist Mie Andersen has been awarded a Villum Young Investigator grant of DKK 8 mill to study design principles for materials that can convert CO2 into fuels or chemicals to help us tackling climate change and our dependence on fossil fuels.
