2018.10.12 |
AIAS Former Fellow Toke T. Høye receives prize for the original research idea of the year by the Independent Research Fund Denmark for his project that combines climate research with big data and machine learning.
2018.10.12 |
For men, physical strength and political attitudes are linked. This is not the case for women. New research by AIAS Fellow Michael Bang Petersen and Lasse Laustsen from Dept. of Political Science shows that ancestral human instincts affect men’s political reflections.
2018.10.05 |
With a grant of DKK 25 million gene editing therapies will in the future be brought from the laboratory to the patient to cure patients born with inherited and deadly immune defects.
2018.10.01 |
Today on 1 October 2018, AIAS gives a warm welcome to nine new fellows who will begin their fellowship at AIAS and collaboration with Aarhus University faculty members. The researchers are here on fellowships that will last from one up to three years.
2018.09.28 |
An independent international evaluation of AIAS concludes that AIAS after only five years has shown significant results and at the same time has become an established player on the international research arena.
2018.09.27 |
Tomasz K. Wojdacz and colleagues have developed a technology to detect DNA methylation changes in biological material. Tomasz and the MethylDetect spin-out company of Aarhus University is profiled in 'Biopeople', Denmark's Life Science Cluster.
2018.09.13 |
Nanoscientist Federica Bertolotti awarded the ‘NEST Prize’ for her research in nanoscience and nanotechnology by the Scuola Normale Superiore and Laboratorio NEST.
2018.09.12 |
As a Professor of Religion Armin W. Geertz is decorated with the Order of Dannebrog of the first grade for his substantial contribution to the research field of Religion.
2018.09.06 |
A group of 16 new AIAS fellows from around the world has now been selected after a long international triple peer review process in the spring and summer of 2018.
2018.09.05 |
How will ‘thinking machines’ impact our future lives? This is just one of the numerous questions discussed last week at an interdisciplinary AIAS conference, which focused on the challenges, applications and perspectives of neural networks, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning.
