• Guidelines on working remote
• General information
• Zoom
• Tips for a better Skype/Zoom experience
  • Check the connection - audio and video before the meeting
  • If possible, use a headset
  • Mute your microphone before the meeting starts
  • Switch off your microphone when you are not talking 

• Good advice from AU

• Science for Society
  A learning- and networking platform for PhD-students and postdocs focusing on academic value creation, entrepreneurship, commercialization and employability
• Science at Home
  Fun scientific games, with the aim of revolutionising scientific research and teaching by game-play
• Lean In
  Talks and webinars on how to create a work/life balance
• EMBL e-learning
  This page has e-learning content that features research carried out and technologies used at EMBL
• AU's Junior Researcher Development Programme
  Online events organized by AU's Junior Researcher Programme
• NCCAT Single-Particle Analysis 
  Online course: NCCAT offered a 1 week workshop focused on the theory and practice of sing-particle analysis March 2-6, 2020 (slides can be found at the workshop website). 
• edX
  A wide range of online courses on programming, soft skills, AI, communication/biochemistry and cell biology, e.g this one about Celluar Mechanisms of Brain Function
• Getting started in Cryo-EM
  This class covers the fundamental principles underlying cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM) starting with the basic anatomy of electron microscopes, an introduction to Fourier transforms, and the principles of image formation  
• coursera.org
  Different courses where you can build skills with courses, certificates, and degrees online from world-class universities and companies
• Biophysics Lectures
  A series of Biophysical Techniques Lectures, each 50-60 minutes
• Train Online
  Train Online provides free courses on bioinformatics, as well as tutorials and webinars on Europe's most widely used data resources, created by experts at EMBL-EBI and collaborating institutes  
• Keynotes at EMBL playlist 
  Playlist of keynote talks from some of EMBL's past conferences and symposia 
• Tips and tricks for scientists
  In this video series, EMBL present useful tips and tricks for scientists to present their research and advance their career
• Harvard free online courses
• Udemy free online courses
• TEDTalks
• Thermo Fisher Scientific
  Protein and cell analysis e-learning course series. Also, see Thermo Fisher Scientific's list of webinars

If you run out of things to do, here’s suggestions to upgrade your skills:

• PyMol - learn making beautiful graphical illustrations and analysis of molecular structures
• Inkscape - an open source vector drawing program for making general purpose schematic illustrations. It is also good at combining figure elements from different sources into one figure. Similar to Illustrator, but free. Tutorial on youtube here (it introduces you to the basic tools of inkscape, while you draw a donut)
• GraphPad Prism - a scientific 2D graphing and statistics software. A versatile statistics tool purpose built for scientists - not statisticians. There is a free 30 days trial version available to new users, which you can register for here. Lab members affiliated the Health Faculty can also order their own license through HE IT's webshop     
• STRING - a database of known and predicted protein-protein interactions. The interactions include direct (physical) and indirect (functional) associations; they stem from computational prediction, from knowledge transfer between organisms, and from interactions aggregated from other (primary) databases
• Cytoscape - an open source software platform for visualizing complex networks and integrating these with any type of attribute data
• IrfanView - graphic viewer

If you have been postponing learning Danish or any other language, this can be the perfect time to start. Also in case you are a bit rusty or need to catch up on the last lessons then take advantage of the following offers:

• Danish webinars for beginner and intermediate level with Swap Language 
• Online Danish course with A2B
• Duolingo, a free interactive platform 

You can also consider to:

• Organize your Labbook
• Update your LinkedIn, ORCID, Researchgate, etc. profiles
• Improve presentation skills (through tutorials/webinars)
• Learn touch typing (blindskrift)
• Learn Python
• Take a class in scientific communication
• Brush up on your stats and machine learning
• Learn some bioinformatics
• Read this book to improve your grant writing skills

• Aarhusguiden 
  Local guide to cultural and digital activities   
• The 75 best virtual museum tours around the world (art, history, science, and technology)

Active lifestyle and wellbeing

Be good to your self and nurture your wellbeing. There are plenty of online opportunities to engage in physical activities.

• Yoga
• Pilates
• Crossfit
• Home workout
• Map of Outdoor running rutes and forest walks in Aarhus

Culture, science and nature

Some of the most popular museums, attractions and artists around the world offers access to unique experiences online.  

• Visit renewed art and history museum
• Join the animal keepers at
  • Randers Regnskov
  • Kattegat Centret
  • Zoologisk Have

Families and children

Parents around the world have turned to Social Media platforms to share with other millions of families ideas, videos, experiments and more to do with children of all ages. For inspiration check out these groups and pages where you will find plenty of ressources for you and your family

• A world of Parents
• LadBaby
• The Dad Lab

• Aarhusguiden 
  Local guide to cultural and digital activities   
• Travelandleisure.com
  Virtual tours of famous museums