Professor Davide Cammarano from the Department of Agroecology at Aarhus University has been elected as the new President-Elect of the International…

A new study shows that it can take decades to rebuild biodiversity after converting to organic farming.

During his PhD studies, Alex Njugi Wangeci applied laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) to predict different soil properties.

A new study from researchers at Aarhus University and other institutions highlights how farmers worldwide can increase their wheat yields without…

Aarhus University has just inaugurated an advanced microCT scanner at Skejby Hospital, one of the few of its kind in Denmark. The new scanner will…

The eating pattern and feed composition of sport horses differ significantly from their wild relatives. They consume considerably more starch to have…

Ella Sieradzki has always been drawn to the mysteries of the natural world, a fascination that has guided her journey from the sunny coasts of Israel…

Eusun Han’s path to becoming an Assistant Professor at Aarhus University’s Department of Agroecology is anything but conventional. His journey, marked…

Animals and humans do not speak the same language. This may pose challenges when we have them in our care—whether as livestock or experimental…

A micro-CT scanner is a fantastic research tool, says Associate Professor Henrik Lauridsen from the Department of Clinical Medicine. Learn more about…