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Researchers at DANDRITE perform basic and translational research at highest international level in brain an the nervous system.
Nanna Møller Jensen form Poul Henning Jensen Lab was awarded a PhD-title after defending her thesis titled "Investigating markers of inclusion and…
Two specific receptors in the brain act as gatekeepers of memory formation, deciding which memories stay and which are forgotten. This crucial…
Assistant Professor, Andrea Moreno, loves Science and Art. During the Danish Research Festival she combined the two, inviting the audience into the…
The first ‘Science & The Flavour of Aarhus’ event at AIAS with world-renowned neuroscientist, Professor Richard J. Davidson opened our senses to the…
Seven postdoctoral positions centered on collaboration, innovation, and interdisciplinary mentorship, are currently open for applications. The primary…
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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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