Solar cells are currently the world's most talked-about renewable energy source, and for any future sustainable energy system, it is crucial to know…

Newly developed NMR technology from Aarhus University can become a gamechanger for 3D modelling of groundwater resources and soil conditions.

On 25 June, Aarhus University will be opening the doors to Circular Bioeconomy Days 2019. A three-day international conference focusing on developing…

A research project at Aarhus University has mapped the degradation mechanism for what may become the plastic materials of the future. This will make…

A group of engineering students from Aarhus University has won the world's biggest international robot design competition in Texas.

Kristina Wedege, PhD and MSc in Engineering, will receive the 2019 Aarhus University Research Foundation PhD Award. Kristina is happy that others can…

AU Engineering's new research facility, the Deep Tech Experimental Hub in Skejby, was crammed with engineering students when this year's "invention…

The Department of Engineering at Aarhus University is part of a new international research team with an EU grant of DKK 60 mill. (EUR 8.5 mill.). The…

On Thursday, four researchers from the Department of Engineering at Aarhus University received grants from the Independent Research Fund Denmark. In…

As many as 250 engineering students from different study programmes at Aarhus University have spent a semester inventing patentable ideas for…