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Living with the threat of the coronavirus may have a greater negative effect on the psychological well-being of women compared to men, states…
More than DKK 12 million given to research projects at the Department of Clinical Medicine will, among other things, help us to learn more about the…
In a new research project, Professor Grethe Andersen from Aarhus University and Aarhus University Hospital is examining whether there is a correlation…
Sweet food is even sweeter when you drink coffee. This is shown by the result of research from Aarhus University. The results have just been published…
A new artificial intelligence algorithm can predict critical diseases, including the need for ventilator treatment, among hospitalised patients as…
Researchers from Aarhus University have discovered the function of a special group of nerve cells which are found in the eye and which sense visual…
Students on three health science degree programmes at Aarhus University will be allowed to physically enter the university again for their final…
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![[Translate to English:] Ifølge Alexander Wieck Fjældstad er studiet interessant for personer, der enten arbejder med gastronomi, fødevarer og ernæring. "Enkelt-elementer i relation til et måltid kan påvirke vores sanseoplevelse af den efterfølgende](https://forensic.au.dk/fileadmin/_processed_/9/a/csm_Alexander_Folkeuni_forside_e3b052c8de.jpg "According to Alexander Wieck Fjælstad, the study is also interesting for people who are either working with gastronomy, food and nutrition. \"Single elements in relation to a meal can affect our sensory experience of the subsequent part of the meal. This")
