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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…
Researchers from the Department of Food Science at Aarhus University show that the choice of nitrogen form can double root growth in hibiscus cuttings…
A new strategic framework positions The Department of Food Science (AU FOOD) at Aarhus University as a catalyst for healthier, more sustainable, and…
Food Nation Denmark has launched a new White Paper on Ingredients and Biosolutions, showcasing how Danish research, innovation and industry…
Milena Corredig, researcher at AU FOOD, Aarhus University, has been awarded the prestigious Villum Kann Rasmussen Annual Grant for her original and…
A new project funded by the Innovation Fund Denmark is exploring how plant-based proteins can replace eggs in certain foods — without compromising…
From farm to fork, the Department of Food Science at Aarhus University (AU FOOD) is shaping the future of food. Our researchers address some of the…
With the EGO project, researchers are now investigating how pork, beef, and plant-based alternatives differ in terms of digestibility, muscle…
New trials from AU FOOD show how natural substances can improve rooting and produce healthier cuttings – completely without the use of synthetic…
The CellFood Hub at Aarhus University is launching a new network bringing together stakeholders, scientists, industry, policy makers and people…
Can direct trade between farmers and consumers strengthen local agriculture? Aarhus University is now investigating a new trade model, initiated by…
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