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5,825 applicants had a degree programme at Aarhus University as their first choice. As expected, this is slightly fewer than last year, when quota 2 applicants were unusually high due to the Covid-19 situation.

AU’s cafeterias are developing more and more vegetarian dishes, and this greener food is gradually finding its way onto people’s plates at AU’s meetings and conferences. Vegetarian catering is one of 34 new initiatives that aim to help create a…

By changing the 'aging gene signature' in mice, a large international consortium including researchers from Aarhus University have succeeded in making aging stem cells younger with young blood. And this is important knowledge, because once we…

One of Aarhus University’s strategic goals is to ensure gender equality in the research environments, but the results are not materialising. Health is therefore establishing a gender equality committee to promote gender equality across the faculty.

Two years have passed since Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen announced that the country was being effectively shut down because of the risk of infection as a result of Covid-19. While large parts of society were put on the back burner, PhD…