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31 October 2023 - Health

IT maintenance work will affect a number of AU’s IT systems and services and cause interruptions at different times during the weekend of 18 - 19 November 2023.

Line Borreskov Dahl, head of the Research Unit in the Centre for Planned Surgery, professor Mette Terp Høybye, and professor David Høyrup Christiansen are the central driving forces behind the establishment of a new university clinic.

30 October 2023 - Research

Aarhus University and Central Denmark Region are establishing a new university clinic in Silkeborg. The clinic will be part of a new field of research within planned orthopaedic surgery, where researchers will look at the patient pathways before,…

30 October 2023 - Health

AU's European university alliance Circle U. has received the green light – and a multi-million Euro grant – from the European Commission. This means that the nine partner universities can continue to expand their educational and research…

26 October 2023 - Collaboration

In January 2024, the Graduate School at Health will host a new two-day workshop, where PhD students can learn more about transforming knowledge into a product and where they will be able to test health innovation in practice by solving a case from…

At a meeting on November 21, 2023, the faculty management will discuss how the climate effort is anchored in the departments.

26 October 2023 - Policy and strategy

The faculty management now presents a series of new local climate initiatives that will be implemented in the coming period. The new initiatives support the university's overall climate strategy towards 2025.

Limited IT during the weekend of 18 and 19 November

New university clinic for orthopaedic surgery at Silkeborg Regional Hospital

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Health ramps up the climate effort