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What if we could boost soil health and maintain strong harvests at the same time? MSc student Helena Bruhn Hansen is exploring that very question…
In the recently concluded ClimateMilk project, The Department of Food Science at Aarhus University reveals that innovative methane-reducing cow feeds…
Denmark’s love for broccoli, cauliflower, and pointed cabbage is growing – and so is the demand. These healthy, nutritious vegetables are in high…
On March 4, 2025, researchers, industry leaders, funding bodies, and advisors gathered at Aarhus University for a crucial discussion: How can Denmark…
PhD defence, Wednesday 25 June 2025, Ivan Misael Lopez Rodulfo
Course for PhD & Early Career Researchers. This course is offered in collaboration between two departments at Aarhus University (Department of…
Join the the MGC HYBRID Symposium. It brings together international experts in milk science, lactation, chemistry, microbiology, immunology,…
On Thursday, February 27th, experts from both industry and research gathered to provide their perspectives on what the future of food will look like…
Discover how Natalia Prieto Vidal and Guillermo Portillo Perez secured two Villum Experiment grants at AU FOOD with pioneering ideas that challenge…
Researchers from AU FOOD are investigating new methods to produce milk components using cell-based technologies and discussing their potential and…
A British ‘virtual’ center, funded with 337 million kroner, will explore the potential of cultured meat, insect-based proteins, and…
Chief Scientist Valentin M. Rauh from Arla Innovation Center (AIC) has entered the position as Affiliated Associate Professor at The Department of…
Cultivated meat on The National Encyclopedia of Denmark - generated under the CellFood project (article in Danish)
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