News from the Engineering College of Aarhus

 

 

		From New Year the Engineering College of Aarhus will be a part of Aarhus University   On 1 January 2012, the Engineering College of Aarhus is merging with Aarhus University.   To ensure a solid basis for the forthcoming merger, the... Read more...
		Students are awarded a prize for their master project Students provides new knowledge of the strengths of the heart Two engineering students have succeeded in measuring the strength of the tendinous fibrils between the heart valve and the muscle of the heart. The re... Read more...
		New knowledge of fibres brings scientists a step further in the making of artificial tissue   Danish scientists have identified the inner three-dimensional structure in fibres.  This gives a possibility to make surgical material with improve... Read more...
		Great intake at the Engineering College of Aarhus Aarhus expands into the sea The first bastion building by the waterfront in Aarhus has started. A several thousand square meters deepening in the central harbour basin will be th... Read more...
		Researcher predicts errors in windmills Badrinath Veluri is a PhD. Student at the Engineering School of Aarhus, and has developed a new calculation model that is able to detect errors in win... Read more...
		New technology is a significant breakthrough in diagnosis and treatment of cancer Danish scientists have taken a step towards the cure of cancer with a new method that identifies and isolates cancer stem cells. This is a breakthroug... Read more...
		A shelter shell made of foam can save lives in cold disaster areas   A can and two liquids, which react and turn into hard foam – these are the only materials needed to create highly insulted aid shelters for cold di... Read more...
		Pram cradles to get baby sleep Most parents are familiar with the situation of walking back and forth with a pram to make a baby fall asleep. However, a couple of engineering studen... Read more...
		Students help to house thousands of homeless Pakistanis Engineer students are at the head of a comprehensive reconstruction in Pakistan. As a part of the humanitarian aid organisation; Engineers without Bor... Read more...
		Future change agents will boost sustainable construction The Engineering College of Aarhus has been allocated one million Danish kroner for a project which is to make students change agents within the buildi... Read more...
		Engineers put a stop to bruxism Engineers from Aarhus School of Engineering experienced a breakthrough in the treatment of bruxism. Small electrical shocks can prevent damage on the ... Read more...
		New exchange agreement for ASE A new agreement will strengthen the exchange between engineering students from Aarhus and the USA, as Aarhus School of Engineering and Aarhus Universi... Read more...
		Researchers close to solving the mystery of epilepsy seizures Researchers are on the track of a new method to predict epilepsy seizures. These are good news for the 55,000 Danes who suffer from epilepsy.   By m... Read more...
		Aarhus is a energy technology paradise Students from all over the world pour to Denmark to learn about energy technology. The Danish summer schools within engineering are popular for int... Read more...
		B&O takes out a patent on student project Bang & Olufsen takes out a patent on student project from the summer school Innovation Camp.    A round remote control without buttons or touch, wh... Read more...
		Aarhus School of Engineering admitted to international elite framework Aarhus School of Engineering (ASE) has been qualified to a membership in the elite framework CDIO and from August 1st, all new students will be admitt... Read more...
		Students sent to international Innovation Camp   For the fourth year in a row, the Engineering College of Aarhus arranges the international summer school CDDIP (Conceptual Design and Development o... Read more...