Anders Malund Dammark Jensen has helped develop a new method for building digital twins of wind turbines, bridges and skyscrapers. The method can…

Many existing buildings and structures are approaching the end of their original service life. At CEBE, Marco Martino Rosso will be investigating how…

Artificial intelligence has changed engineering education. That is why teaching is increasingly focusing on everything AI cannot do. This becomes…

Three civil engineering students have investigated whether lime-stabilised moraine clay can replace traditional sub-base materials under Danish frost…

The shortage of raw materials is one of the construction sector’s biggest challenges. Now, a new bachelor’s project shows that the shape of sand…

Interest in Aarhus University's Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Engineering programmes continues to grow, while the number of available study places is…

We're creating a much closer connection between the university and industry. That means new knowledge can make its way into the construction sector…

The applause echoed through the lecture halls as this summer's new engineers were celebrated at Aarhus University's graduation ceremony. They are now…

“We may be a small department in a small country, but our research has a significant global impact,” says Professor Christos Georgakis following his…

From the future of healthcare to cybersecurity and beer brewing, researchers from Tech and across Aarhus University will gather in Allinge this June…