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Danish public research university in Aarhus, Denmark, with broad programs spanning natural sciences, agroecology, geoscience, medicine, and the humanities.
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DTU and Aarhus researchers used two bacteria to raise lysine 3.4-fold in faba beans and 3.6-fold in rapeseed press cake. The main target is organic pig and poultry feed, where synthetic amino acids are barred and farmers feed extra protein instead.
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Colliding oxygen-16 and neon-20 produced quark-gluon plasma, and the outgoing particles carried the shape of the incoming nuclei. Light-ion runs now buy two results at once.
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An Aarhus-led team reports that injectable photocatalytic nanoparticles gave surviving retinal neurons in blind mice a light input, enough for visual cortex activity and a behavioural change, with the cells left genetically untouched.
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ISGlobal and Aarhus researchers tracked 71,000 Danish ADHD and autism diagnoses from 2012 to 2022 and found the low-birth-weight excess fell from 54% to 17%. The team says it cannot weigh how much of that narrowing comes from wider case-finding.
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An Aarhus-led team injected 300-nanometre semiconductor particles into mice with advanced retinitis pigmentosa and recorded light-driven activity in the visual cortex, a route to restoring light sensitivity that does not depend on the patient's mutation.
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Sampling at the German submarine UC-30, sunk off Denmark in 1917 with 18 mines and six torpedoes aboard, found TNT in the water, the seabed and the animals on its hull. The professor who led it expects the leak to grow.
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Researchers in Denmark and Portugal engineered a bacterial enzyme that attacks commercial polyurethane foam with no pre-treatment and at mild temperature and pressure. The rate they measured sets the distance to a plant.
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Aarhus University and the Danish Technological Institute baited millions of bacteria with fluorescent mimics of plastic bonds, and the strongest hit came from a compost heap about 10 km from the lab. The team is now trying to improve it.
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The tusk stays straight, the authors say, because its inner and outer tissues twist in opposite directions. A leading tusk specialist accepts that anatomy and rejects what the same paper says the tooth is for.
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A prototype from Aarhus University and Moesgaard Museum puts the spectral work in the lamp instead of the camera, which its builders say costs a twentieth of a hyperspectral rig. The layers it found still await confirmation.
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A fencing experiment in Sao Paulo finds less acidic soil and less lignin in litter where tapirs, peccaries and agoutis roam. The animals doing that work are the ones poachers take.
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New work in Earth's Future turns multi-region drought into the one wheat price input a buyer can count rather than argue about.
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A CEBI-led PNAS study links incentivised money choices by Danish 18-year-olds to the programs they later applied for. Ten ranks more patience came with almost 1.5 extra years of schooling.
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Navy divers sampled the wreck of UC-30, its sediment and its resident shellfish. The explosive turned up in all of it, and the leak rate rises as the mines corrode.
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A framework in AI & Society names the loop "robotoid humanness." It is an argument rather than a measurement, and the customer side of the exchange is the part nobody is instrumenting.
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Aarhus University reports blue mussels cutting filtration by 34% to 51% when parasite larvae are in the water. Biomass says what a mussel bed can clear; fear says what it will.
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3D X-ray work at three synchrotrons shows the tusk's outer layer coils left while its core coils right, the two meeting at the dentin-cementum boundary. The stiffness gain is still an inference.
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A Live Science tally puts the off-Earth inventory at all five DNA and RNA nucleobases and 14 of 20 biological amino acids. The gaps are now the interesting part.
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