Funded by the European Commission, a new consortium of Nordic researchers and fact-checkers will aim to understand, monitor, and counter the spread of misinformation in and across the Nordics. The project, called NORDIS, is led by DATALAB at Aarhus University.

13.000 km separates Denmark and South Africa, but to what extent is the role of the mother in the cold North distinguishable from that in the warm South? How does climate, culture, and history impact motherhood? A researcher of anthropology has examined this in Cape Town.

Søren Michael Sindbæk has been appointed professor of the Department of Archaeology and Heritage Studies effective from August 1, 2021.

Felix Riede has been appointed professor of the Department of Archaeology and Heritage Studies effective from August 1, 2021.

Professor Isabelle Torrance from Aarhus University is awarded the Victor Albeck Award for her excellent contribution to developing the field of ‘Classical Reception Studies’.

Interview med Niels Brimnes i 21 Søndag på DR1

We are afraid to shake each other’s hands, and now spend more time washing and disinfecting our hands than ever before. Is the simple handshake an outmoded form of greeting that is heading for the dust heap of history? Are we starting an era of more permanent social distancing? And will we continue…

Nina kofoed has received a Carlsberg Foundation Monograph Fellowship for the project: "Lutheran legacy in Danish society in a longue durée perspective. Household, authority and social responsibility".