A research project supported by the Working Environment Research Foundation concludes that migrants in Danish agriculture face special occupational health and safety challenges. Through anthropological studies and interviews, the project has uncovered structural and communicative barriers that…

Community singing has proven to be an important tool for creating unity and resilience during crises. Therefore, singing communities in times of crisis have also become the subject of increasing research interest, as evidenced by the newly started research project CRIES. At the head of the project…

Christian Dindler, Associate Professor at the Department of Digital Design and Information Studies, has been appointed Distinguished Senior Innovator (DSI) by Aarhus University. In this capacity, he will undertake an innovation project aimed at improving the exchange between Arts students and the…

Asbjørn Steglich-Petersen receives a grant from the Independent Research Fund Denmark (DFF) to investigate and develop a new understanding of informed consent.

Aarhus University has appointed Professor Heather Anne Swanson as AU Distinguished Senior Innovator (DSI). Heather Anne Swanson, professor of anthropology and head of the Centre for Environmental Humanities, has through her work distinguished herself as a central figure in the environmental…

The Royal Danish Academy of Sciences and Letters is collaborating with students and a researcher from the Faculty of Arts to share research on generative models and artificial intelligence to citizens of all ages. The initiative is called "VidenSkaber" and they invite you to its grand finale event…

Artificial intelligence is fundamentally changing the way we communicate. Therefore, a potential new basic research center at Aarhus University, called TEXT: Center for Contemporary Cultures of Text, aims to explore how AI is impacting our text culture.

The Augustinus Foundation supports the Unit for Singing Research at Aarhus University, which will carry out a survey of singing in Danish schools together with Sangens Hus, the Music Teachers' Association and the Centre for Primary and Lower Secondary School Research, SDU.

"The submitted contributions were of very high quality," says Associate Professor of History of Ideas at Aarhus University, Casper Andersen, who is a member of the prize committee and together with the Ellehammer Foundation has named the first recipients of the newly established prize.

The international research project 'Landscapes of Realism' has received the prestigious Excellence Award at the Comparative Literature Congress at Sorbonne. A handful of AU researchers have contributed significantly to the success