2018.05.03 |
Anja Kamp has joined the Department of Engineering and the Department of Bioscience from the 1 April 2018.
2018.05.02 |
Asad Jan receives the first prize for his poster presentation at ‘Neuroscience Day 2018 - Rewarding Neuroscience’ held at Aarhus University on 1 May.
2018.05.02 |
After two years of chairing and coordinating the global UBIAS network, this week AIAS and Morten Kyndrup pass the UBIAS network tasks to a new continent, to Latin America’s Institute of Advanced Study of the University of São Paulo (IEA-USP) in Brazil.
2018.04.24 |
AIAS and the Junior Researcher Development Programme at Aarhus University are organizing a series of “Afternoon talks” on general academic culture in 2018.
2018.04.20 |
New research by AIAS Former Fellow Toke T. Høye and collaborators from Washington University in St. Louis show that warmer active seasons and fewer freeze-thaw events lead to big changes for arthropods in the Arctic.
2018.04.04 |
As a newly appointed professor at Aarhus University and Aarhus University Hospital Risskov, Søren D. Østergaard will strengthen measurement-based care of mental disorders.
2018.03.15 |
AIAS Fellows Anja Bechmann is part of the High Level Expert Group on fake news and online disinformation appointed by the European Commission. This week the Group present the outcome in the report ‘A multi-dimensional approach to disinformation Report of the independent High level Group on fake news and online disinformation’.
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.
