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New professor to improve outcomes for stroke patients

The professorship gives Vladimir Matchkov an opportunity to establish new collaborations both in Denmark and abroad. He considers his new title as a big pat on the back and looks forward to further developing a strong research school within circulatory physiology at Aarhus University and to training a new generation of researchers.
- People news

Vladimir Matchkov started as a professor of cardiovascular physiology at the Department of Biomedicine on 1 December 2023. His research at the…

Research paves the way for predicting disease progression for incurable cancer

- Research

A research breakthrough in follicular lymphoma offers hope that doctors may be able to predict the progression of the cancer disease in individual…

“I get to practise my Danish so I can use it more actively”

- Health

The Department of Biomedicine is launching a new initiative in which international and Danish employees can meet informally and practice Danish or…

Do oral contraceptives affect muscle recovery after exercise? No, say researchers

- Health

Oral contraceptives have been suspected of negatively impacting muscle recovery. A new study gives green light for the popular contraceptive method.

"My goal is to learn more about and improve blood flow in the brain"

Vladimir Matchkov's research project focuses on regulating the blood flow in the brain and thromboses there, and the results may benefit people with Alzheimer's disease, diabetes and high blood pressure, for example.
- Grants and awards

Vladimir Matchkov from the Department of Biomedicine has received a grant of DKK 2,877,840 from the Independent Research Fund Denmark's Council for…

Study: Cheap arm sling is just as effective as shoulder surgery

- Research

Many patients currently undergo surgery for fractures of the upper part of the upper arm bone (humerus), but according to a new study, an arm sling…

The scientific scandal of the decade? Researcher takes on med-tech giant

- Research

In recent years, associate professor Simon Tilma Vistisen has fought for his research integrity. In 2017-2018, he collaborated with researchers from…

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