Not only batteries can store wind energy. Two master of science in engineering students from Aarhus University are working on a project that, using a huge balloon, and tonnes of ordinary soil and water, will make a giant battery for renewable energy.

Denmark's four technical universities are to join forces in an unusual major project that will result in a flexible energy system and save billions of DKK by means of artificial intelligence

Robots, drones, climate and buildings: Aarhus University's new 2,100 square-metre research hub will be a critical element in its journey towards joining the global elite of technical universities

Department of Engineering Profile 2019 magazine is out now - and it has been given a significantly different structure.

With a donation of more than DKK 12 million from the Poul Due Jensen Foundation, the Department of Engineering at Aarhus University is opening the doors to a new centre for long-term research into digital real-time models of cyber-physical systems -so-called digital twins.

On Friday, 5 April, Aarhus University opens the doors to a brand new digital innovation festival in IT City at Katrinebjerg. Come and hear about what the leading researchers and specialists in IT technology are working on.

Since 1977, Danish standards for foundations have been extremely restrictive with regard to using bored piles as foundations for buildings and other structures. But are bored piles really as inefficient as the standards imply? A new research project is digging into the matter.