2018.01.31 | Public / media, Staff
Professor at Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics and iNANO Jørgen Kjems is receiving the 2018 Novo Nordisk Prize for his pioneering interdisciplinary studies of how RNA, the biological cousin of DNA, plays a key role in regulating cells and has enormous future potential in treating disease. The Novo Nordisk Foundation awards the Prize,…
2018.01.30 | Staff
Two-step authentication adds an extra layer of protection when you log on to a system or service. Most VPN connections to the university will require two-step authentication in future. If you use a VPN, you can register for two-step authentication at mit.au.dk.
2018.01.26 | Staff
IT maintenance work will affect AU’s IT systems and services and cause interruptions at different times during the weekend of 3 and 4 February 2018.
2018.01.30 | Staff
The course is for you, if you would like to improve your English for the AU workplace. Application deadline 19 February 2018.
2018.01.31 | Public / media, Staff
This year's Innovation Fund Denmark’s Innovator Prize goes to Professor Ole Green while Senior Researcher Peter Løvendahl has been awarded the Grand Solutions Prize for his efforts in breeding climate-friendly cows.
2018.01.25 | Staff
On Wednesday 24 January it was the first day of studies for winter admissions on Bachelor of Engineering programmes. A total of 363 new engineering students embarked on a future where engineers are in great demand as never before. 221 of them started at Navitas, 142 at Katrinebjerg.
2018.01.25 | Staff
The Administrative Centre and secretariat managers are working on proposals for rationalisation as a result of budget cuts at the Centre.
2018.01.25 | Staff
From 1 February, there will be more parking areas reserved for employees at AU. These include the majority of parking spaces around ST buildings in the University Park. If you want to use the parking spaces, and you don’t already have a parking permit, you should register your car at au.dk/parkering.
2018.01.23 | Staff
The Festival of Research will be taking place in week 17, and everyone in Denmark has the opportunity to receive a free visit from a researcher. If you are one of those people who enjoys sharing your knowledge, you can now register to give a lecture on your research.
2018.01.23 | Public / media, Staff
With four donations totalling more than DKK 40 million, Aarhus University's new Centre for Water Technology (WATEC) is off to a flying start and headed for a place among the international elite within the field of research into sustainable water cycles. This is largest sum ever donated to water research by the Poul Due Jensen Foundation.