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We conduct research in human biology and diseases at the molecular and cellular level to understand how and why diseases occur.
At the Department of Biomedicine we prioritize hiring skilled teachers, and we have high academic and didactic standards in teaching and supervising.
We are involved in both specific collaborative projects and more informal contacts with external parties, where we can mutually contribute.
The Lundbeck Foundation grants DKK 313 million for a new centre for Parkinson’s research in Aarhus. The goal is for the centre to test new treatments…
Rarely has food's influence on our health been so much debated as now. Join the annual meeting of The Food and Nutrition Network for the latest…
Researchers have developed a novel analytical method for tracking disease progression in patients that shows great potential for healthcare…
In May 2024, we held our first Public Cancer Event with approx. 500 engaged participants. We are repeating the success this year and we need your…
New research reveals important mechanisms involved in systemic sclerosis: LAG3, PD-1, and PD-L1 are pivotal to the development of the disease
A study mapping the Tumor Immune Microenvironment and exploring the role of cancer cell-intrinsic STING signaling
