Quantum Materials Unveiled: A New X-Ray Imaging Technique
Using light to create transient phases in quantum materials is a novel method for engineering new properties like superconductivity or nanoscale topological defects, however, visualizing…
Aarhus University News
Read about the latest Aarhus University (AU) science and research news on SciTechDaily. Known as Aarhus Universitet in Danish, this is school is the largest and second oldest research university in Denmark and was established in the city of Aarhus in 1928. It comprises four faculties in Arts, Science and Technology, Health, and Business and Social Sciences, has a total of 27 departments and has over 30 internationally recognized research centers.
New Study Challenges Conventional Wisdom on the Origins of Large Magma Eruptions
n the past, massive magma eruptions have led to the creation of large floods of basalt lava on the continents. It was previously believed that…
More Important Than You Think: How Breathing Shapes the Brain and Impacts Mental Health
Breathing is essential for survival, but taking in a breath of fresh air does more than just keep us alive. “Breathe in… Breathe out…” It’s…
Fundamental Rights Could Be in Danger: COVID-19 Unvaccinated Face Prejudice Around the World
Polarization after COVID-19: Global study reveals that the unvaccinated face prejudice in most countries Researchers call on authorities all across the world to heal the…
Alarming Consequences: Global Warming Increases the Risk of Ectotherm Heat Failure
Global warming may have dire repercussions for ectotherms (cold-blooded animals) on land and in water all across the world. According to recent research, the incidence…
Scientists Reveal New Insight Into the Genetic Causes of Autism and ADHD
Researchers have identified new gene variants that influence your risk of ADHD and autism. In the group of neurodevelopmental disorders, ADHD and autism have a…
90% Are Completely Cured – A New Far Superior Treatment for Life-Threatening Intestinal Infections
While normal therapy is often insufficient to treat stubborn bowel disease, recent research found that a novel, ground-breaking method could completely cure 90% of patients….
Can’t Smell Well? It Could More Problematic Than You Think
According to recent research, those who have smell disorders, such as those brought on by COVID-19, may experience social and physical implications. Fortunately, the report…
Why Do Plants Grow Towards Light?
An international team is now one step closer to explaining a central observation. Charles Darwin has had a greater influence on science than most. Though…
Breast Cancer Is Being Overdiagnosed and Overtreated – Why?
A recent study raises the issue of whether the advantages of breast cancer screenings have steadily diminished to the point where they are no longer…
New Research Finds That Established Beliefs About Infant Crying Might Not Be True
The study provides a new understanding of what constitutes normal and excessive crying among infants When will my baby stop crying so much? If you…
Faster Than the Speed of Light: Overcoming the Physical Limitations of Today’s Telecommunications
With a grant from Independent Research Fund Denmark, a team of researchers and experts from industry and Aarhus University will try to solve the fundamental…
Ancient Solar Flare Establishes New Dates for Viking Trade
Solar flare throws light on ancient trade between the Islamic Middle East and the Viking Age. An interdisciplinary Danish team of researchers has used new…
Pathogenic Particles in Blood Identified With New Technique
They take a blood sample and shortly afterwards researchers can find signs of whether a person is on the way to developing the disease Lupus…
Scientists Develop a New Molecule That Blocks COVID-19 Infection
A research team at Aarhus University has developed a new molecule that attaches to the surface of SARS-CoV-2 virus particles. This attachment prevents the virus…
World’s Smallest Brain-Inspired Computer – So Small That It Can Harvest Its Energy Itself
The energy consumption of the device will be so small that it can harvest its energy itself, directly from its surroundings. The project has received…
Neanderthal Genes Reveal How Old Our Ancestors Were When They Had Children
A new study suggests that generation intervals have fluctuated during the past 40,000 years of human evolution in contrast to what has been commonly assumed….
It Is Crucial to Talk Openly About Vaccine Side Effects if We Are to Defeat the COVID Pandemic
New research from Aarhus BSS at Aarhus University shows that openness about the effectiveness and side effects of vaccines bolster confidence in the health authorities,…
