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Independent Research Fund Denmark has just awarded grants totalling DKK 127.3 million, nearly 20 million of which is going to seven of the faculty’s researchers, working in areas as diverse as psychiatry, fertility, heart disease and arthritis.

We do not currently have a treatment for people with the precursor conditions for the bone marrow cancer myeloma. With a grant of just over DKK 1 million from the NEYE Foundation, postdoc Marta Diaz del Castillo of Aarhus University aims to discover how we can curb the development of this cancer type.

Jakob Duelund-Jakobsen, a new doctor at Aarhus University, will improve treatment of patients who suffer from faecal incontinence by calibrating a stimulation electrode more accurately.