Many newly graduated engineers from Aarhus University are now ready to make their mark on a world that needs their knowledge and engagement.

A new technology makes it possible to produce protein from CO₂ and green electricity and today marks the opening of a pilot plant that could bring the…

CO₂ as food? A new grant will help researchers at Aarhus University bring visionary technology closer to reality.

Using lab-grown mini-organs, researchers at Aarhus University have uncovered how cells in the cervix actively detect and combat infections, opening…

An international consortium in participation with Aarhus University is ready to develop and test the first food prototypes created from CO₂. The…

By integrating electricity-generating microbes into cement, researchers from Aarhus University have created a living supercapacitor that can store…

Today marks the beginning of university life for more than a thousand new engineering students at Aarhus University. It’s the start of a new chapter –…

Despite a slight nationwide decline in applications to engineering programmes, Aarhus University is seeing a positive development with a six percent…

Three days of debate, dialogue, and festivity highlighted the role of research in a complex world. Here are some of the key takeaways Technical…

Aarhus University has just received a multi-million grant to develop and build a prototype for a new biogas technology that enables a substantial…