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Professor Morten Overgaard has been recognised as a 'Young Scientist' at the World Economic Forum, which each year names the most visionary and innovative young research directors in the world.
Genetic researchersfrom 34 countries have joined forces to take a closer look at the biological causes of schizophrenia. In an article in Nature, researchers from Aarhus are among those pinpointing 80 new genes linked to the development of…
Danish researchers take another small step in the fight against HIV
The incidence of inflammatory bowel diseases is rising sharply – particularly among young people. However, new research from Aarhus University indicates that growing up on a livestock farm may have a protective effect.
The Graduate School at Health is introducing a new structure for the allocation of PhD fellowships. The new model will ensure that the departments have a better insight into the costs of a PhD programme.
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![[Translate to English:] Portræt af professor Morten Overgaard, som er kåret som innovativ forsker i 2014.](https://health.medarbejdere.au.dk/fileadmin/_processed_/0/0/csm_Morten_Overgaard_au_322bc7a202.jpg "[Translate to English:] Professor Morten Overgaard fra Aarhus Universitet er kåret som innovativ forsker.")
