News
2013.02.21 | News type, Research news
Can the internet be used to ease psychological complications following treatment for cancer?
The TrygFonden foundation has made DKK 9.8 million of funding available for new research at Aarhus University intended to establish whether internet-based computer programs can be used to help people who have received treatment for cancer overcome subsequent psychological complications such as anxiety, depression and sleep problems.
2012.12.06 | Aarhus BSS, Research news
Aarhus University to help prevent absenteeism
A new research centre at Aarhus University, School of Business and Social Sciences is to focus on absenteeism – and how to reduce the problem. Backed by a large grant from the Trygfonden foundation, this is one of the projects targeted at establishing which initiatives intended to improve conditions for children and young people actually work.
2012.11.02 | Research news
Newly qualified mentors enter fight against radicalisation and terror
New mentors who will help young people turn away from radicalisation have just finished their training.
2012.10.22 | Research news, Health and disease
Effective treatment helps Danes with personality disorders
A study conducted by Aarhus University, Business and Social Sciences and the Clinic for Personality Disorders at Aarhus University Hospital shows that modern psychoanalytic therapy has a good effect on patients with severe personality disorders. The treatment enables a number of patients to start working or start an education.
2012.09.18 | Awards
Honorary doctor: David C. Rubin
At the annual celebration in 2012 professor David C. Rubin, Duke University (business and social sciences) became honorary doctor.
2012.08.28 | Research news
A balanced perspective on autobiographical memory
Conference on autobiographical memory at Aarhus University, Business and Social Sciences brings together historically opposed researchers.
2012.08.13 | Research news
War is not necessarily the cause of post-traumatic stress disorder
Recent research carried out at Business and Social Sciences, Aarhus University shows that surprisingly, the majority of soldiers exhibiting symptoms of post-traumatic stress syndrome were suffering from poor mental health before they were posted to a war zone.
2012.06.15 | Knowledge exchange, Research news, Conference
Popular open house event focusing on intoxicants
Researchers from Aarhus University, Business and Social Sciences present their latest research results on intoxicants at the annual open house event hosted by the Centre for Alcohol and Drug Research.
2012.06.11 | Events, Knowledge exchange
Major international conference on autobiographical memory
Some of the world's leading researchers in autobiographical memory are visiting Aarhus University, Business and Social Sciences. The researchers will be sharing knowledge and results within autobiographical memory – a field that can contribute to the understanding of several mental disorders, including depression.
2012.06.07 | Public/media
Relationship communication suffers in families with infants
New research shows that courses in relationship communication for parents-to-be do not have an effect on relationship satisfaction. After the arrival of the baby, couples do not have the energy to use the tools learned in daily life.