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Today many implants are both expensive and prone to failure. With the help of advanced mathematical models of the bones and muscles, scientists from…
Aarhus University is now realising its plans to sell its share of the harbour-side Navitas building. The sale is part of AU’s vision of a unified,…
Polyethylene is the most important and widely used plastic in the world and it is used in a wide range of consumer plastics. It is also incredibly…
Professor Alexandros Iosifidis is pushing the boundaries of how to teach computers to solve complex problems. Now he is receiving the Victor Albeck…
Biogenic building materials consisting of grass, sugar cane and eelgrass can reduce the construction industry's climate footprint, and they also have…
Emilia Mendes has always been in awe of the digital quantum leaps of technology. She is a new professor of software engineering at the Department of…
The transition from the esophagus to the stomach is a delicate region from a medical point of view, often associated with pathological disorders…
Using artificial intelligence, a new research project will enable robots to adapt to unforeseen events and new scenarios when they complete automated…
Can we store the energy from Danish offshore wind turbines in Norwegian rivers by pumping the water up mountain slopes when it's windy and then…
Force majeure, war, blocked trade routes, pandemics. Unforeseen breakdowns in the global supply chain caused by sudden events make manufacturing…
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