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2019.06.18 | Arkæologi

Professor Helle Vandkilde appointed honorary doctor

Helle Vandkilde was in May appointed honorary doctor at Lund University for her important and lasting contributions to European archaeological research.

2019.05.20 | Afd. for Digital Design og Informationsvidenskab

WRO 2019 Awards

Artist-Researcher Winnie Soon receives WRO 2019 Biennale Award Winnie is now exhibiting two artworks at Four Domes Pavilion in WRO Media Art Biennale, one of the leading forums for new media art in Poland and Central Europe. Her work “Unerasable Images” receives the WRO 2019 Award.

The bodies in the grave were placed neatly side by side and with gifts for their last journey. But all of the corpses bare marks on their skulls, that they were killed brutally. Now the mystery is solved. Reconstruction: Michał Podsiadło (polish artist).

2019.05.10 | Research

Uncovering a 5000-year-old family tragedy

DNA-SCIENCE: An international team, lead by researchers from the universities of Copenhagen and Aarhus, has shed light on a mysterious 5000-year-old mass grave in Poland. Despite being killed brutally, the victims were buried carefully, flanked by gifts, in a mass grave. Ancient DNA has revealed the mass murder to be that of a large family. The…

Black painted handprints decorate a boarded up colonial building in Christiansted, St Croix (Photo: Laura McAtackney).
The derelict Faengslet (or Richmond Penitentiary) is situated in the Richmond district of Christiansted, St Croix. It was the first prison built in the Danish West Indies (1834) and was the state penitentiary for the islands until the 1960s. It is still officially designated as 'Faengslet' on the St Croix maps (photo: Laura McAtackney)

2019.05.09 | Arkæologi

The Legacy of Caribbean Colonialism

Laura McAtackney has received a grant of DKK 5.7 million from the Independent Research Fund Denmark to study the experience, legacy and memory of Danish colonialism in the Caribbean.

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Louise Fabian (Photo: AU Foto)
Derek Pardue (Photo: Foto & Medielab, Moesgård Museum)

2019.05.09 | Filosofi og Idéhistorie

CAS researchers involved in two international projects on stigmatising urban policies and migrants’ nightlife in European cities

Two researchers at the School of Culture and Society have become partners in two different HERA projects, which are supported by grants from the EU and the national research councils in Europe.

2019.03.15 | Historie og Klassiske Studier

Niels Wium Olesen indstillet til Læsernes bogpris 2019

2019.03.13 | Historie og Klassiske Studier

Byron Rom-Jensen modtager ReNEW Early Career Paper-prisen

Byron Zachary Rom-Jensen, postdoc på projektet "The Nordic Model in the Global Circulation of Ideas, 1970-2020" her på stedet, har modtaget ReNEW Early Career Paper-prisen for sit paper "Translating Nordic Equality - Swedish Gender Equality Policy in the President’s Commission on the Status of Women, 1961-1963". Mere…

2019.03.13 | Historie og Klassiske Studier

New website reflecting the complexity of the Nordic

The new website nordics.info is produced by researchers responding to a recent demand for knowledge and critical analysis about the Nordic region.

2019.03.21 | Grant

The efficient port

Annette Skovsted Hansen is heading a new research project that aims to map and improve capacity development efforts in the maritime sector in Ghana. The project has received a grant of almost DKK 5 million from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark.

2019.03.08 | CHEF

CHEF debating (de-)internationalisation of Danish universities

On February 6th, 2019, CHEF hosted a seminar and debate on the state of internationalisation at Danish universities. Speakers were Director of CHEF professor Susan Wright and CHEF core member associate professor Hanne Adriansen, both DPU. The seminar debate was hosted at DPU, Aarhus University, Campus Emdrup, and video-linked to CUDiM, Campus…

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Tue 25 Jun: 10:00-19:00 | Moesgård Museum
Vi, dyrene // We the animals
New student exhibition at Moesgaard Museum
Thu 08 Aug: 09:00-17:00 | Auditorium in Building 5510, INCUBA/IT-Byen, Katrinebjerg
Conference: The Playful University
Short description of the One-Day-Conference: In higher education, there has been little research considering the questions of playful institutional frameworks, strategies or practice in relation to academic development, research, teaching or learning. This conference intends to establish playfulness, imagination and wonder as important perspectives within higher education institutions by addressing topical issues that have been the subject of much discussion in higher education and beyond, both within the political sphere, institutional practice and wider societal engagement. The conference therefore seeks to bring together directors, coordinators, developers and researchers from the UK and DK interested in playful approaches to the ways in which we understand and work with higher education research, development and practice. Deadline Registration: August 1, 2019
Tue 13 Aug: 09:00-15:00 | Campus Emdrup, Building D, Room D120
Extra PhD Course: Conference Presentations: Preparation and Delivery (day 1 out of 3)
Careful preparation and clear communication are key to delivering a successful conference presentation in an international context. This course aims to provide PhD students (from Arts, AU) with insight into the key characteristics of effective academic oral presentations, as well as with knowledge and tools to develop skills and confidence in communicating research-related material in English. Registration deadline: 29/7-2019, kl. 10:00
Tue 13 Aug: 13:00-16:00 | Aarhus University, The Large Auditorium, INCUBA Science Park, Katrinebjerg, Building 5510, Room 103, Aabogade 15, 8200 Aarhus.
PhD Defence Stig Møller Hansen - Master of IT, Interaction Design and Multimedia
public class Graphic_Design implements Code { // Yes, but how? } An investigation towards bespoke Creative Coding programming courses in graphic design education.
Fri 16 Aug: 00:00-00:00 | ONLINE
Course: Introduction to Teaching and Learning (InTeL)
Basismodul i universitetspædagogik. Modulet Introduction to Teaching and Learning (InTeL) henvender sig primært til undervisere, som ikke tidligere har deltaget i pædagogiske kurser. Online perioden er den 16/8 til 23/8 2019. HUSK tilmeldingsfrist: 12/8-2019, kl. 9.00.
Mon 19 Aug: 00:00-00:00 | Danish School of Education, Tuborgvej 164, 2400 Copenhagen
Measured Lives: Theoretical Psychology in an Era of Acceleration
ISTP conference at the Danish School of Education in Copenhagen 2019. The theme of the 18th biennial conference of International Society for Theoretical Psychology is: Measured Lives - Theoretical Psychology in an Era of Acceleration.
Tue 20 Aug: 10:00-12:00 | Nobelparken, Building 1483/454 (Floor 4)
Workshop: SAGA
SAGA - Self-Assessment/Group Awareness. A new free self-assessment quiz tool for teachers at Aarhus University. Join the workshop and get ideas for your teaching for making multiple choice tests in your university teaching. The SAGA tool is ideal to support student reflection and evaluate the students’ immediate understanding of the teaching. The SAGA tool is free for teachers at the university, compliant with GDPR and the project team behind the tool are willing to help and support the first teachers in getting started with both feedback on multiple choice questions and technical support. Registration Deadline: 19/8-2019 (time 10:00).
Tue 20 Aug: 13:00-16:00 | Aarhus, Nobelparken, bygning 1483, lokale 454 (etage 4)
Instruktorkursus (dag 1 ud af 3)
Er du studerende? og skal du undervise? Hvis du skal være instruktor på Arts kan du komme på Pædagogisk Grundkursus for Instruktorer. Kurset består af 7 studieaktivitetstimer fordelt på 3 kursusgange, samt online-aktiviteter, 2 timer. Husk tilmelding senest 16. august 2019, kl. 10:00.
Wed 21 Aug: 09:00-15:00 | Campus Emdrup, Building D, Room D120
Extra PhD Course: Conference Presentations: Preparation and Delivery (day 2 out of 3)
Careful preparation and clear communication are key to delivering a successful conference presentation in an international context. This course aims to provide PhD students (from Arts, AU) with insight into the key characteristics of effective academic oral presentations, as well as with knowledge and tools to develop skills and confidence in communicating research-related material in English.
Thu 22 Aug: 13:00-16:00 | Aarhus, Nobelparken, bygning 1483, lokale 454 (etage 4)
Instruktorkursus (dag 2 ud af 3)
Kurset er for instruktorer, hvis ansættelse er under Arts, Aarhus Universitet.

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