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AIM@CANCER is led by Stine Korreman and is a collaboration between Aarhus University, Rigshospitalet, University of Copenhagen, Odense University Hospital, and Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York.

26 June 2025 - Grants and awards

With a grant of over €7 million from the Novo Nordisk Foundation’s Grand AI Challenge, the AIM@CANCER project will enable researchers to harness the vast amounts of imaging data generated during radiation therapy for cancer patients to improve…

26 June 2025 - Health

Initially, it was 30, but now 60 medical students will be able to pursue their master’s degree at the Regional Hospital in Gødstrup. The faculty management has decided to double the intake for the master’s track.

Banner in noen colours and 80s graphic reminding people on signing up for the faculty party

26 June 2025 - Events

Do you need to see who’s going before signing up? Here’s a sneak peek at the current guest list for the Faculty Party on 22 August 2025. There’s still just enough room for you, if you register quickly.

24 June 2025 - Policy and strategy

The five departments at Health have undergone a comprehensive evaluation, but was there sufficient bang for the buck, asks the council chair

Sapere Aude: DFF Research Leader grants are awarded to young, talented researchers who have delivered research of the highest international standard.

24 June 2025 - Grants and awards

Leonardo Bonetti is an associate professor at the Department of Clinical Medicine and the Center for Music in the Brain. He researches the brain’s ability to recognize musical patterns and is among 36 selected researchers receiving a Sapere Aude…

Supercomputer and AI to boost Danish cancer treatment – new project awarded €7 million

Intake for the master's programme in Gødstrup doubled

Faculty Party: These people are coming – are you?

Research evaluation – was it worth the time and effort?

Associate professor receives grant for research into the brain’s musical memory