Internal news and events from Aarhus BSS

AU Career PhD & JR and the Junior Researcher Association organise three courses for postdocs and assistant professors at AU this autumn.

The Royal Danish Library is helping Danish Open Access journals get indexed in the Directory of Open Access Journals and thereby improve the reputations and impacts of the journals as scientific Open Access journals.

Following a partial relocation of the school defibrillators, 15 first aid defibrillators are now available on the outside of buildings at Aarhus BSS. History shows that in the case of sudden cardiac arrest, exterior defibrillators are the ones that citizen responders pick up and use.

The recipients of the Marie Skłodowska-Curie European Postdoctoral Fellowships have been found. Now, they share their experiences of applying for the prestigious individual grant, which has a high success rate at Aarhus BSS, where two out of six applicants were rewarded in the round of applications for 2021. The grant is aimed at postdocs, assistant professors and associate professors.

Ground has been broken on a major new construction project on the new University City campus. The new 37,000 m2 building will include study, research and teaching facilities for Aarhus BSS as well as a large round lecture theatre with seating for 800. The new facilities will be taken into use in 2025.