A new research project is aiming to improve our understanding of so-called electro-trophic microorganisms, which can convert green electricity and CO2 to high-value products. The project is headed by Assistant Professor Jo Philips from Aarhus University, who has received a prestigious Villum Young Investigator grant for the work.

Robots, drones, autonomous boats and smart probes. A cellar at Aarhus University holds an impressive collection of technological inventions for polar research. Selected examples are on display to the public for the first time at the Steno Museum's winter holiday exhibition in mid-February.

Aarhus University would like to congratulate all the newly graduated MSc and BSc engineering students.