2018.06.18 | AU Engineering
Now patients can have their worn-out artificial heart valve replaced without major surgery. Together with physicians at Aarhus University Hospital, engineers from Aarhus University have developed and characterised a gentle method to fracture old implants and make room for new ones.
2018.06.15 | AU Engineering
Origami. For many people, the word means not much more than skilfully folding paper to resemble swans, frogs or other animals. But origami is much more. There are examples of origmai throughout the modern world, but it's likely that you won't notice all the things that are in fact inspired by this 17th century Japanese art form.
2018.06.18 | AU Engineering
The tent of engineering at the People's Meeting at Bornholm opened with fire, steam and praise to the country's engineering students.
2018.06.18 | AU Engineering
The technology-based society of the future was on the agenda of the 2018 People's Meeting on Bornholm. Food technology and artificial intelligence were amongst the topics discussed in the tent of engineering from June 14 to 17.
2018.05.11 | AU Engineering
As a child, he has spent hundreds of hours on the playroom floor, playing with small plastic bricks. As an adult, he landed a dream job with the LEGO Group. His job was to develop programmable toys. Now he has been nominated for the European Invention Award - one of the world's most important inventor awards. This is the story about the electronic…
2018.05.07 | AU Engineering
Premature birth is the most common cause of death among infants worldwide. Danish researchers are therefore working on a very special project that will make it possible to identify women at risk long before their child is born.
2018.04.11 | AU Engineering
Our new profile brochure has just been published. In the brochure, you can read all about the latest research in the field of engineering at Aarhus University, where we collaborate across national borders with industry and other research institutions to take technological developments to new heights.
2018.04.13 | AU Engineering
Using an underwater robot they built themselves, a group of Danish engineering students have photographed a complete iceberg below the ocean surface. This is a breakthrough for international Arctic research.
2018.03.26 | AU Engineering
More than ever have applied for engineering programmes at Aarhus University via quota 2. Food and biotechnology are particularly popular.
2018.03.02 | AU Engineering
Digital agriculture has moved a significant step forward with the publication of a new software tool developed by Aarhus University with a number of international partners. The tool will promote real interoperability between agricultural machinery, sensors and software.
