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"Our research aims to gain a better understanding of diseases
- by bridging the gap between natural science and clinical medicine"

Research area

Infection and Inflammation

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Membranes

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Neuroscience

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Personalised Medicine

Teaching

At the Department of Biomedicine we prioritize hiring skilled teachers, and we have high academic and didactic standards in teaching and supervising.

Business collaboration

We are involved in both specific collaborative projects and more informal contacts with external parties, where we can mutually contribute.

News

16 July 2025 - Research

Large study shows that most cases of depression or schizophrenia occur in people without relatives diagnosed with the same condition.

15 July 2025 - Department of Biomedicine

A large Danish study shows that some children - from birth - may have an increased risk of experiencing child maltreatment, and that this risk is…

10 July 2025 - Research

The changes during the COVID-19 pandemic—with closed leisure activities, online teaching, and increased mental distress—may have led to significant…

Events

15 Aug

Friday 15 August 2025, at 14:00 Building 1523, auditorium 318, Aarhus University

Understanding Nuclear Fragmentation to Improve Cancer Therapy

18 Aug

5 days, Monday 18 August 2025, at 09:00 - 22 August Mærsk Tower, Blegdamsvej 3b, 2200 Copenhagen N

Join us for this popular five-day course on O2 transport and utilization: from atmosphere to mitochondria in health-disease at Maersk Tower, Panum,…

19 Aug

4 days, Tuesday 19 August 2025, at 16:00 - 22 August Comwell Borupgaard, 3070 Snekkersten, Denmark

The aim of the course is to provide attendees with a comprehensive understanding of atherosclerosis and strengthen the atherosclerosis research…

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Department of Biomedicine

Research area

Infection and Inflammation

Research area

Membranes

Research area

Neuroscience

Research area

Personalised Medicine

Teaching

Business collaboration

News

Study challenges prejudice: Heredity only explains part of mental illness

New research: Specific genetics linked to risk of childhood maltreatment

New study: All children's BMI changed significantly during COVID-19, and more still suffer from severe obesity after reopening

Events

PhD defence: Villads Lundsteen Jacobsen

O2 Transport and Utilization: From Atmosphere to Mitochondria in Health-disease

DCAcademy Atherosclerosis Course 2025