Along with a number of leading Danish industrial companies, Aarhus University has opted out of the rat race in a new collaboration on industrially relevant basic research. Researchers and companies from all over Denmark publish all their results and data on the innovative Open Science platform, where the information is available free of charge to everyone interested.

Congratulations to Dennis Ulsøe Nielsen from professor Troels Skrydstrup's group who has been chosen as finalist of the 2017 Reaxys Inspiring Chemistry PhD Prize

Congratulations to Thomas Leegaard Andersen who receives Danish Chemical Society PhD prize given the best PhD thesis of the year within organic chemistry.

New agreement signed between AU Science & Technology and Beijing Advanced Innovation Center for Soft Matter Science and Engineering, Beijing University of Chemical Technology in order to strengthen the co-operation between the universities.

The cover art illustrates 3D printed mother-of-pearl model structures

Using a new method that gets carbon atoms to assemble themselves, researchers open up for opportunities to create quantum dots that can revolutionise the information technology of the future. Paper by assoc. professor Liv Hornekær in Nature Communications.