2019.03.11 | Department of Engineering
The new state-of-the-art international facility will enable the innovative development of wireless transceiver technology for next-generation communications
2019.03.08 | Department of Engineering
Scientists at Aarhus University in Denmark studying the effects of climate change on weather-dependent electricity systems have found a silver lining in Earth's otherwise fraught future outlook.
2019.03.07 | Department of Engineering
Innovation Fund Denmark has invested DKK 7 million in the new Cutting-Edge project that will increase the lifetime of industrial milling tools.
2019.02.25 | Department of Engineering
A major new research project will revolutionise production of ammonia, which is an essential ingredient in fertilisers. At the same time, the project will demonstrate the potential of ammonia as the future carbon-free fuel.
2019.02.10 | Department of Engineering
In about 20-30 years, bacterial resistance will be so serious that it will cost more lives than cancer, even in the West. This is the gloomy prophecy from the World Health Organization (WHO), and they are beating the drum for active, targeted efforts to find new antibiotics. A researcher from the Department of Engineering at Aarhus University has…
2019.02.07 | Department of Engineering
It may well be a nice idea to buy organic, but you can never be sure that the products you buy really are 100% organic. A major new EU project is tackling this problem by making organic farms more organic.
2019.02.04 | Department of Engineering
Denmark has long been at the forefront of renewable energies and their system integration. Danish energy research is now helping China plan its transformation to a 100% renewable power system.
2019.01.25 | Department of Engineering
"You’re bombarded with invitations from businesses and head-hunters," says one of the many new MSc’s in Engineering who graduated from Aarhus University last Thursday.
2019.01.11 | AU Engineering
In summer 2019, Aarhus University will be offering three new five-year MSc in Engineering programmes and thereby opening 240 additional student places.
2018.11.21 | AU Engineering
A Danish study has highlighted on a number of problems and possible solutions for consultations between physicians and cancer patients. Now, researchers have designed an interactive table that can improve these conversations.
