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The Independent Research Fund Denmark has just allocated 565 million DKK for independent research, distributed across 192 new research projects spanning various scientific disciplines. Fifteen of these grants were awarded to Health.

Anne Cathrine Thorup will lead health research support. in the new unit, she will use her experience in research support and leadership to provide the faculty with a crucial competitive advantage in the fight for research funding.

The debate about good research practice is always topical. Discussions are usually about authorship. But when it comes to research integrity, two new areas have emerged: artificial intelligence and Open Science.

The Independent Research Fund Denmark is awarding a total of DKK 192 million to 61 new research projects. Each of these projects aims to contribute new knowledge and strengthen patient-centered, clinical, and independent research.

A small molecular strand could hold the key to solving one of the greatest global health challenges. When bacteria develop resistance to antibiotics, it can be deadly, but researchers from Aarhus University and the University of Pittsburgh have now…