Five students from Aarhus University will soon be venturing out into the world to expand their academic, social and cultural horizons. One of them is Mark, who is studying civil and architectural engineering, specialising in energy and indoor climate.

Artificial skin filled with electronic neurons and synapses will pave the way for prostheses that allow users to feel the heat of the sun, sand between their toes and perhaps even the pain of falling and grazing a knee. A new research fellow will help make this possible.

The biggest day of the year has dawned for hundreds of new engineering students starting the first day on their new degree programmes at Aarhus University. “It’s a landmark day on which it’s crucial to remember the key role of student advisers," says the director of studies.

Five students from Aarhus University will soon be venturing out into the world to expand their academic, social and cultural horizons. One of them is Mark, who is studying civil and architectural engineering, specialising in energy and indoor climate.

Artificial skin filled with electronic neurons and synapses will pave the way for prostheses that allow users to feel the heat of the sun, sand between their toes and perhaps even the pain of falling and grazing a knee. A new research fellow will help make this possible.

The biggest day of the year has dawned for hundreds of new engineering students starting the first day on their new degree programmes at Aarhus University. “It’s a landmark day on which it’s crucial to remember the key role of student advisers," says the director of studies.