We are facing both ethical challenges and new opportunities with the spread of artificial intelligence. According to Kristoffer Laigaard Nielbo,…

New research shows that metal detector archaeology can promote mental health, and one particular group of people seems to benefit particularly from…

A research project supported by the Working Environment Research Foundation concludes that migrants in Danish agriculture face special occupational…

Community singing has proven to be an important tool for creating unity and resilience during crises. Therefore, singing communities in times of…

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

Aarhus University has appointed Professor Heather Anne Swanson as AU Distinguished Senior Innovator (DSI). Heather Anne Swanson, professor of…

With support from VELUX FONDEN, a new research project led by anthropologist Mikkel Rytter will focus on the phenomenon of "powerlessness" in Danish…

The Augustinus Foundation supports the Unit for Singing Research at Aarhus University, which will carry out a survey of singing in Danish schools…

"The submitted contributions were of very high quality," says Associate Professor of History of Ideas at Aarhus University, Casper Andersen, who is a…

An exceptionally high scientific level, a dedicated global commitment and responsibility in relation to pressing societal challenges. These are some…