The university’s high-performance computing facility, GenomeDK, enables researchers to analyse and store large volumes of sensitive data drawn from all corners of bioinformatics and life science. A new certificate emphasises the high level of security.

This year, three researchers from BIOMED, a researcher from Public Health and a researcher from Clinical Medicine will receive Ascending Investigator grants from the Lundbeck Foundation. The grants will help to strengthen research in the field of neuroscience and the treatment of diseases relating to the nervous system.

In early 2022, the faculty management team at Health appointed a gender equality committee. Since then, the Committee has formed working groups, selected their focus areas, and set specific targets for their work. Meet the members here, and read about what they are working on right now