It was a terrible day for the handful of researchers in Foulum who, after years of work calculating nitrogen emissions, had to concede that an error had been discovered despite numerous checks and double-checks. But that does not mean there is now reason to doubt all the calculations, nor that the foundations of the new nitrogen regulation are crumbling, says Professor Jørgen Eriksen.

The Red-Green Alliance's research spokesperson, Leila Stockmarr (EL), has asked for an account of the case involving the assault on a young researcher in the Nobel Park, including the university's handling of the case, the background for the incident, and why Aarhus University is only now speaking publicly about it.

A 70-year-old who dances cancan, performs Saint Lucia’s Day processions wearing short, white robes and tin foil, and distributes quirky, typewritten flyers on a daily basis. Who else could it be but TÅGEKAMMERET? The natural sciences social and lecture society has been a fixture at AU for seven decades. And yes, as a physicist, Rector Brian Bech Nielsen has a history with the association.

Joint Union Representative at Aarhus University, Agnete Larsen, and Brian Arly Jakobsen, Chair of DM University, strongly condemn the assault on an Arts researcher, and two students fear that minorities may now feel they have to look over their shoulders on campus.

A researcher from the School of Culture and Society first received threats and was later physically assaulted on university premises at the end of May. "An incident that challenged everything we stand for as a university," says Head of School Marie Vejrup Nielsen.

Only two students sit on the two boards of studies at the Faculty of Technical Sciences. One on each board. Six seats, three on each board, that student representatives could have filled, have remained vacant for a long time, says the chair of one of the boards, Associate Professor Keld Lars Bak.