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He still has tasks to complete. Thomas G. Jensen has agreed to another term as head of the Department of Biomedicine.

Staff and students can once again apply for Circle U. seed-funding for their project ideas. 100,000 euros will be divided between bottom-up projects that involve at least three Circle U.-partners. Deadline is 1 October 2025.

The Danish Nature Agency has given Aarhus University permission to regulate the rook population in the University Park by culling the young. This measure is being taken to reduce the severe noise disturbance caused by the birds.

"They were extremely sharp, and their input was all truly qualified," says Jørgen Frøkiær, head of the Department of Clinical Medicine, about the international expert panel that evaluated the department's research environment in early 2025.

Professor Hatice Tankisi from the Department of Clinical Medicine has just received a grant of DKK 6.2 million from the Independent Research Fund Denmark. The funds will support a project exploring treatment options for a common neurological…