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A DNA analysis carried out with contributions from Aarhus University indicates that Adolf Hitler had both an unusually high genetic disposition for several neuropsychiatric traits and a rare hormonal developmental disorder.
A new Danish analysis of more than 25 years of research on non-specific vaccine effects shows that prominent researchers have systematically over-interpreted the findings from their randomized trials.
A PhD is a unique opportunity for immersion and academic development. But it is also a time when many experience doubt, pressure, and periods of loneliness. At Health, the PhD Association works to create better frameworks, a sense of community, and…
Three researchers from the Department of Clinical Medicine and the Department of Biomedicine have been awarded the Lundbeck Foundation’s Ascending Investigator grants, totalling nearly DKK 18 million. The grants aim to strengthen research into brain…
There are still bumps and dead ends on the academic career path when it comes to gender equality, diversity and inclusion. Here Ruben Pauwels, an associate professor at the Department of Dentistry and Oral Health, shares his take on what it’s like…
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