A new research project is aiming to improve our understanding of so-called electro-trophic microorganisms, which can convert green electricity and CO2 to high-value products. The project is headed by Assistant Professor Jo Philips from Aarhus University, who has received a prestigious Villum Young Investigator grant for the work.

Aarhus University would like to congratulate all the newly graduated MSc and BSc engineering students.

A new research project at Aarhus University will take the lead in the fight against diseases such as multiple sclerosis, which breaks down myelin and nerve fibres. The project is being funded by the Lundbeck Foundation, and aims to find new forms of treatment by developing new, artificial nerve fibres.