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Researchers at DANDRITE perform basic and translational research at highest international level in brain an the nervous system.
A new seed grant from the Lundbeck Foundation is bringing together neuroscience and artificial intelligence in an exciting interdisciplinary…
For the first time, the smallest control system of vision in mammals has been mapped – a discovery that opens entirely new insights into how our…
Danish Parkinson's research is accelerating in Aarhus. Within the next 10 years, the centre expects to play a central role in the development of…
New research suggests that Parkinson's disease-related neurological dysfunction begins years before diagnosis. A promising disease model links early…
For the first time in DANDRITE’s history, our group leaders will host a major international symposium showcasing some of the center’s outstanding…
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ARoS, Aarhus Research Foundation and Aarhus University would like to offer you and a guest a memorable experience and a wonderful way to appreciate…
If you're an international researcher or PhD student in Denmark—or planning to become one—understanding your tax obligations is important. Join for a…
Speaker 1: Nathalie Elleholm, Research Assistant, Müllner Lab
Speaker 2: Jakob Østergaard Thuesen, Student Scholar, Klawonn Lab
Discussion Leader:…
New in town? Where do you find practical information about life in Aarhus and Denmark? How do you build a social network? And what about Danish…
Speaker 1: Sadegh Nabavi, Associate Professor
Speaker 2: Valentina Khalil, Postdoc, Kitazawa Lab
Discussion Leader: Maria Vasconcelos, Student,…
The International Staff Office warmly welcomes all AU staff and their accompanying families to an afternoon of Danish Christmas hygge.
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