2010

• Danish breakthrough in vitamin research (18.03.10)
• AU researchers to investigate the European Union's performance in international institutions (08.03.10)
• Department of Computer Science expands (01.03.10)
• A poor start in life can affect you for life (01.03.10)
• Tips for making good silage (01.03.10)
• Global strategy for global faculty (01.03.10)
• The Danish Council for Strategic Research has a new member from DJF (01.03.10)
• Ground-breaking Danish research in Nature: bacteria collaborate across long distances via electrical networks(25.02.2010)
• A “molecular torpedo” improves gene quality (26.02.10)
• Young scientist receives international award for  innovative research and communicating the results (23.02.10)
• The war waged by staphylococci against the immune system shows new ways of combating disease (02.02.10)
• First PhD graduate on the way (01.02.10)
• Crops yield to climate change (01.02.10)
• Zinc-deficient people will get a helping hand (01.02.10)
• Wheat prepared for the future (01.02.10)
• Automatic protection of vulnerable nature with new agritechnology (01.02.10)
• DJF scientist appointed visiting professor in China (01.02.10)
• New chairman of poultry science association is from DJF (01.02.10)
• Department of Agricultural Engineering changes its name (01.02.10)
• Dr. Dariush Shayegan receives the 2009 Global Dialogue Prize (27.01.10)
• Cross-disciplinary team wins venture cup final with new malaria technology (27.01.10)
• Students selected for international business competition with ”brainreader” (27.01.10)
• Upper secondary school teachers back in class (25.01.10)
• Prestigious European grant to top scientist from Aarhus University (19.01.10)
• A quarter of Danish service sector jobs can be outsourced (19.01.10)
• Energy yield from biogas can be improved (11.01.10)
• Greenhouse gases are the key to current climate change (11.01.10)
• New report reviews available knowledge on threats to agricultural soils (11.01.10)
• New head of research unit (11.01.10)
• New report on radicalization among young Muslims in Aarhus (11.01.10)
• Economists get access to international research databases (11.01.10)
• Danish astronomers behind the newest results from Nasa spacemission (09.01.10)