Mathilde starter d. 1. februar 2022 og skal arbejde med projektet: Playing to survive: comparative archaeological perspectives on the role of early-age innovation for societal adaptation during climatic crises.

From January 24, Andrew J. Latham will be a new postdoc in the Department of Philosophy and History of Ideas working on a project investigating personal autonomy.

A team of researchers from Aarhus University and Moesgaard Museum in Denmark have, based on new radiocarbon dating’s from the famous Viksø helmets from Zealand, Denmark, investigated the phenomenon of horned helmet warriors in Late Bronze Age Europe

An interdisciplinary Danish team of researchers has used new astronomical knowledge to establish an exact time anchor for the arrival of trade flows from the Middle East in Viking-age Scandinavia. The results are published in the leading international journal Nature.

Cristina Fominaya has accepted a position as Professor at the School of Culture from 1 November 2021.

Kenni will be working on the project: "Altruism, Bildung and Mutable Perceptions of Democracy."

Den tidl. regionsrådsformand og formand for Danske Regioner har spillet en afgørende rolle for det danske sundhedsvæsen.

Og så er han cand.mag i samfundsfag og historie

Associate Professor Lars Bo Gundersen receives The Prize of Honour for Pedagogics 2021 at the annual celebration at Aarhus University

Rosanna Farbøl will be workning on a new research project on the nuclear hazard as a transnational sociotechnical imaginary in the 1980s.