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Researchers from Aarhus University have contributed to developing a new technology that uses artificial intelligence to detect even very small amounts of cancer DNA in blood samples. This paves the way for earlier and more precise treatment of…

Helle Terkildsen Maindal and Mogens Vestergaard from Health. Along with three other health professionals, they make up a new investment council tasked with identifying interventions and activities to address future challenges in the health and…

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Once again, the university alliance Circle U. is offering seed funding for bottom-up projects driven by staff or students. 100,000 euros will be divided between projects involving at least three Circle U. partners.

Aarhus University has just been recommended for a positive institutional accreditation – an important seal of approval for the university's quality assurance system. The Accreditation Council's final decision will be announced in September.