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With a new research council, cancer research at Aarhus University Hospital and Aarhus University will work better together. The goal is more synergy and greater impact.
Now all staff can order used furniture and equipment from the university’s new online reuse hub – free of charge. By choosing used over new, we can give the university’s well-made older furniture new life.
A new international platform enables AI systems to access specialized databases and tools – potentially saving researchers countless hours of manual work.
In this statement, Rector Brian Bech Nielsen outlines the positive elements in the new political agreements on research and innovation and explains how AU can draw on its comprehensive disciplinary reach to make a major contribution.
Researchers from Aarhus University have discovered a protein that can predict whether kidney cells will survive or die after acute injury. The finding could pave the way for new treatments and benefit millions of patients worldwide.
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