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AU FOOD's sensory science researchers are part of 14 European partners to help develop the next generation of plastic-free packaging – bringing…
Denmark is producing less fruit and vegetables while imports continue to rise. But research suggests that innovative cropping systems can reduce…
From field to fork – Denmark produces just 9% of the fruit and 26% of the vegetables it consumes. According to AU FOOD professor and vegetable expert…
Antonios Petridis, newly appointed Associate Professor at the Department of Food Science at Aarhus University (AU FOOD), whispers the secret language…
We are back at the Food Festival this year. Come by our stand and learn more about our work – we look forward to seeing you.
Join the next International Society for Gastronomic Sciences and Studies (ISGSS) conference will take place in Aarhus Denmark and promises to be an…
Green Minds Gather 2026 will bring together researchers, policymakers, industry representatives and innovation actors from across Europe in Copenhagen…
Professor Milena Corredig from the Department of Food Science at Aarhus University has been elected to the Royal Danish Academy of Sciences and…
PhD researcher Dionysios D. Neofytos from the Department of Food Science (AU FOOD) is recognized for his outstanding research on food microstructure…
Professor Hanne Lakkenborg Kristensen from AU FOOD joined as a new member of the Danish Think and Action Forum ’Madtanken’ from February 2026.
Taste, see, touch, and experience the foods of the future up close when the Department of Food Science from Aarhus University takes part in Madens…
Avocado is a popular fruit in Danish shopping baskets, but it can be difficult to assess in the supermarket. Researcher Alexandru Luca shares insights…
A new grant from the Novo Nordisk Foundation enables AU FOOD researcher Mohamed Fathi Abdallah to establish the AU FOOD TOX research group and…
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