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Nobel Laureate in Chemistry Peter C. Agre pays a virtual visit and talks about his academic career under the heading "A Life in Science: Challenges &…
If relatives of people with mental illness become better at accepting the difficult emotions and life events they experience – which is what training…
On March 25th we had to say farewell to Jette Bank Lauridsen. Thank you Jette for 21 years of excellent technical assistance and very good company. We…
As of 1 April, Dongik will start as Assistant Professor in Nykjær Group. He will continue his work on the roles of sortilin in emotion and memory…
Dear all, Here are spring impressions from IOOS.
Professor Gregers Wegener and Associated Professor Rodrigo Grassi-Oliveira from TNU have been aoopinted AIAS associated fellows from 1 April 2021 for…
How does pain, missing teeth or dryness in the mouth affect our nutrition? And is there a correlation between what we eat in childhood and our risk of…
After 25 years in the position, Marianne Hokland is stopping as the faculty's coordinating occupational health and safety manager. Here she looks back…
The publication reports on the studies of the amino acid transporter MhsT and provides important clues to moelcular mechanisms of specificity yet as…
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![[Translate to English:] "Mange pårørende til psykisk syge bliver stressede og udbrændte, fordi de prøver at fikse problemerne. De føler, at de skal sørge for, at deres barn eller forælder har det godt," siger forskeren bag forsøget Nanja Holland H](https://mr.au.dk/fileadmin/_processed_/2/f/csm_16APR2016_056_d4a137df4f.jpg "”Up to fifty percent of relatives of people with mental illness risk becoming ill themselves. That's why it's important that we also keep them and their well-being in mind,” says Nanja Holland Hansen.")
