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On Saturday 25 October, Dean Niels Chr. Nielsen officially opened Aarhus University’s southernmost permanent research facility – the new SONG…
In the last 8 months a fully robotic telescope in Tenerife has been carrying out high-precision observations of the motion of stellar surfaces. The…
Klavs Hansen has joined the Department 1st August on a sabbatical leave from University of Gothenburg, and will work with Steen Brøndsted, Lars H.…
Astronomers have possibly caught the first glimpse of how a new type of supernova explodes. The observations have just been published in Nature.
The thin carbon material graphene is even better at converting light to electricity than previously thought – it just requires two layers. Researchers…
A group of Aarhus University researchers headed by Ulrik Uggerhøj has produced intense gamma radiation for the first time ever by sending an electron…
Students from Aarhus University’s Chemistry Show and Physics Show, along with students from the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), are the newly…
The Danish Council for Independent Research (DFF) has just awarded research funds as part of the Sapere Aude research career programme.
The Physics Show is basking in acclaim at present. It has become an international viral hit with its Rubens Tube, and has also defended its title as…
Albert Bruix will join the group of Bjørk Hammer
Astrophysicists at Aarhus University have written a new textbook on exoplanets. The book is a new type of teaching resource that makes it possible for…
Using a combination of laser beams and ice-cold gas, researchers at Aarhus University have succeeded in cooling molecules so much that they stand…
Ulrik Uggerhøj, Department of Physics and Astronomy, has been appointed Professor of High-Energy Nuclear Physics at Aarhus University.
The European Space Agency (ESA) has just decided to build the PLATO satellite, which is planned for launch in 2024. PLATO will begin a detailed search…
Let us face facts. We only understand very little of the universe around us. In a newly developed theory, researchers try to take a peek at the…
For a year from 1 February 2014, Professor Hannestad will have the opportunity to concentrate on his research project at the Aarhus Institute of…
Using data from the Kepler satellite, a team of researchers at Aarhus University has pinpointed yet another exoplanet. The planet is the size of…
Bjarke Rolighed Jeppesen has been employed as research assistant in the semiconductor group with Arne Nylandsted Larsen from 1st January, 2014.
Michael DePalatis will join the group of Michael Drewsen.
The Danish Ministry of Science, Innovation and Higher Education has just granted DKK 20.3 million to DANLASE – a new laser centre that will develop,…
Elie Lattouf will join the group of Lars Andersen as a Postdoctoral Researcher 15th January 2014.
Jacob Friis Sherson, who has just been awarded a Lundbeck Foundation Fellowship, succeeded in trapping a cloud of atoms and making the world’s coldest…
With a grant of DKK 28 million from the European Union’s Marie Curie Seventh Framework Programme (FP7), cold molecular physics ion and chemistry…
Alan Howard joined the group of Hans Fynbo as a Postdoctoral Researcher November 1st, 2013.
The planets orbiting our own Sun do so in an orderly system. Rocky planets are on the inside, while the gas giants – including Jupiter – are on the…
Four physics students at Aarhus University have modernised the large telescope at the Ole Rømer Observatory, so it is now possible to observe faint…
Oliver Kirsebom joined the group of Hans Fynbo as a Postdoctoral Researcher October 1st, 2013.
Professor Jørgen Christensen-Dalsgaard has been a leading figure in international research into stellar physics for many years. He has now been…
News from the Graduate School of Science and Technology/GSST
Oliver Kirsebom will be joining the nuclear physics group at IFA as a postdoctoral researcher on October 1st, where he will be working with Hans Fynbo…
There are major communities of interest between the world of research and companies. Aarhus University is taking part in a project that will ensure…
The computer of the future is based on advanced quantum mechanics, which can cause furrowed brows for even the brightest brains and make their hair…
Prof. Michael Holzscheiter from the University of New Mexico is visiting the Department of Physics and Astronomy until August 9.
As of 1 June 2013, Nikolaj Thomas Zinner has been appointed associate professor of theoretical physics
The Danish Council for Independent Research (DFF) has just awarded research funds as part of the Sapere Aude research career programme
employed as ’AC-TAP’ as of 1st June 2013 until 31st October 2017
An international team of researchers can now demonstrate that the computer models used until now to explain the life cycle of stars are unlikely to be…
Professor Lars Bojer Madsen has been appointed Honorary Professor at Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT) as of March 1, 2013 for a…
Wenzhuo Zhang er ansat hos Jacob Sherson
Thomas Lauprêtre joined the experimental Ion Trap Group of Michael Drewsen as a postdoctoral researcher on the 3rd of February 2013.
Michael Groves joined the theory group of Bjørk Hammer as a Postdoctoral Researcher April 1st, 2013
Everything around us is made of matter. This is an obvious truth at the same time as being a fact and one of the great mysteries in the world of…
Lasse Kragh Sørensen joined the theory group of Lars Bojer Madsen as a Postdoctoral Researcher May 1, 2013.
Sebastian Bauch joined the theory group of Lars Bojer Madsen as a Postdoctoral Researcher January 15, 2013.
[Translate to English:] De studerende fra AU's Fysikshow og Kemishow gav deres konkurrenter baghjul, da de den 20. april tørnede sammen ved…
Danish astronomers will now get access to the largest and most ambitious telescope in the world, which will be able to show whether there are living…
People have been observing supernovae for more than a thousand years. Throughout this time, a previously unknown class has been hiding in the shadows…
An international research team has analysed measurements from the Kepler satellite and found the smallest planet ever registered in the universe. The…
Aarhus University has signed a contract for a new tandem accelerator at the AMS 14C Dating Centre. This will be the most advanced facility in its…
The Achilles heel of the body – getting over damage to tendons can be a long and painful process. By combining the nuclear tests of the 1950s with…
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