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Two researchers from Aarhus University's Department of Forensic Medicine have received funding from the Victim Fund for their research in forensic chemical methods. The aim is to improve the ability to identify opioids and other intoxicating…
Last year, all use of AI was prohibited. Now, it seems everything is allowed – or is it? Aarhus University has introduced new guidelines outlining what students may and may not do concerning AI in exams. Get an overview of these guidelines here
When the National Centre for Register-based Research moves to Health, we’ll have new opportunities to strengthen research based on large amounts of health data and contribute to better health for all. But how can we realise our ambition for synergy…
The Independent Research Fund Denmark has recently awarded DKK 95 million to a total of 34 new research projects aimed at creating better frameworks for psychiatric research. Four of these grants have been awarded to researchers at Health.
New guidelines aim to protect against unauthorized access to knowledge at the Aarhus University by foreign states. A few employees may see this as an additional task, but the effort is important, emphasizes the Vice-dean.
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