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A new grant from the Novo Nordisk Foundation enables AU FOOD researcher Mohamed Fathi Abdallah to establish the AU FOOD TOX research group and…
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…
Join the masterclass Dairy Protein Biochemistry and Proteomics — 24–26 June 2026, Wageningen Campus.
I løbet af de næste fem år stiller Institut for Fødevarer ved Aarhus Universitet skarpt på forskningen i cellulære fødevarer. Det gør de ved at…
Come and hear about the latest research in milk and health, when Arla Food for Health invites everyone interested to a conference. It will take place…
There is a lack of good plant protein products for food, but biorefining can be part of the solution. However, this requires a focus on the breeding…
Come and hear about the food of the future and sustainable food solutions, when the Department of Food Science participates in this year's Food…
During the next five years Professor Claus Hviid Christensen will be linked to the Department of Food Science at Aarhus University. On Thursday the…
Can we improve food products with ingredients from, for example, seaweed and plant-based fats? An NMR spectrometer can help find answers to questions…
Danske dyrkningsforsøg med frugt, bær og grøntsager skal fremover foregå på arealer vest for Gammel Estrup, som bl.a. huser Det Grønne Museum
Cultivated meat can be one of the sustainable alternatives of the future for our current meat consumption, and in the laboratories of Aarhus…
Is your plant-based burger not as delicious as a traditional meat burger? In cooperation with international partners, researchers from Aarhus…
The Danes' consumption of legumes is lower than recommended by the OfficialDietary Guidelines, but what keeps us from pouring chickpeas, kidney beans…
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