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06 November 2025 - iNano

Can magnetism spark a green energy breakthrough? A new ERC Synergy project, iNANO’s Jeppe Vang Lauritsen and partners will explore how magnetic fields…

05 November 2025

The ASSW 2026 Science Day will be held at the new Universitetsbyen Rotunda at Aarhus University on 29 March 2026.

05 November 2025 - Department of Biology

In a world marked by geopolitical tensions, hybrid wars and a climate crisis, science is needed more than ever to create the solutions of the future.…

Close-up scientific illustration showing how carbon dioxide molecules interact with a copper catalyst surface during electrochemical CO₂ reduction. A zoomed-in view highlights how molecular additives bind near the catalyst and influence the formation of multi-carbon products.

05 November 2025

In her PhD at the Interdisciplinary Nanoscience Center and Department of Chemistry, Kirstine Nygaard Kolding explored how small organic molecules can…

04 November 2025

We invite expressions of interest from researchers with open-ended employment at Aarhus University to lead ARC into its next phase of development. The…

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Can Magnetic Fields Power the Green Transition? iNANO Joins Bold ERC Project

ASSW 2026 Science Day

New NAT strategy to address challenges of our time

Tuning Chemistry at the Interface: How Molecular Additives Are Changing CO₂ Reduction

Call for Expression of Interest: Leader of Arctic Research Cluster (ARC)