Tutors and lecturers will be busy when the largest group of engineering students in the university's history starts after the summer holidays.

Several hundred engineers graduated last week. Aarhus University wishes all the newly graduated engineers the best of luck in the future.

Independent Research Fund Denmark has awarded Sapere Aude: DFF-Starting Grants to 38 promising researchers from across Denmark. Four researchers from…

Three days of panel discussions, political events and democratic dialogue on the Island of Bornholm is over. Here are some of the highlights from the…

The food of the future, Danish waters, climate, health and regenerative building design will be among the topics for debate when engineers once again…

Aarhus University is creating 50 new online student places on the Bachelor of Engineering programme in Electrical Energy Technology. This will give…

Professor Alexandros Iosifidis is pushing the boundaries of how to teach computers to solve complex problems. Now he is receiving the Victor Albeck…

Emilia Mendes has always been in awe of the digital quantum leaps of technology. She is a new professor of software engineering at the Department of…

Using artificial intelligence, a new research project will enable robots to adapt to unforeseen events and new scenarios when they complete automated…

Can we store the energy from Danish offshore wind turbines in Norwegian rivers by pumping the water up mountain slopes when it's windy and then…