CO₂ as food? A new grant will help researchers at Aarhus University bring visionary technology closer to reality.

The Department of Civil and Architectural Engineering participates actively in the research programme CEBE – Civil Engineering and the Green…

A one billion Danish kroner grant aims to revolutionise how we build and rebuild the world around us. Aarhus University is spearheading two central…

Using lab-grown mini-organs, researchers at Aarhus University have uncovered how cells in the cervix actively detect and combat infections, opening…

Danish and Singaporean researchers join forces to develop sustainable, autonomous cooling systems powered by water. Supported by the Grundfos…

An international consortium in participation with Aarhus University is ready to develop and test the first food prototypes created from CO₂. The…

Aarhus University's new Professional Master’s programme lets engineering students gain industry experience while completing their degrees - and…

A new Danish study shows that bifacial, vertical solar panels in agricultural fields can generate clean electricity without reducing crop yields. And…

By integrating electricity-generating microbes into cement, researchers from Aarhus University have created a living supercapacitor that can store…

A new research and innovation project will develop sensors capable of real-time monitoring of lubrication conditions in bearings. The goal is to…