Internal information and news

It‘s safe for examiners and co-examiners to discuss grading, and Zoom can be used for exams involving sensitive personal data, confidential data and NDAs, a new security assessment concludes.

Jan Piotrowski has been appointed at the Department of Geoscience and Hans Brix has been appointed at the Department of Biology.

H.C. Ørsted Selskabet awards the prize to talented researchers at assistant professor, researcher and postdoc level. The deadline for nominations is 5 June.

We’re unlikely ever to forget the spring of 2020. The coronavirus has locked down society, and for many of us, this has meant completely new work routines, new and unforeseen tasks, children at home, and a larger workload. Read the greeting from Nat's dean here.

The government has expanded the framework for the gradual reopening of society to include certain research activities. This means that work has now started to prepare the relevant research facilities, so that they comply with the guidelines laid down by Universities Denmark and the Danish Health Authority.

Announcement from the senior management: The Ministry of Higher Education and Science has now formally granted permission to Aarhus University and the rest of the universities in the country to begin partially reopening research labs.

A joint summer party for Nat and Tech will be held in 2021 instead.

Natural Sciences and Technical Sciences will have separate RejsUd and IndFak from 19 May 2020.

The collaboration platform Teams, which is part of Microsoft Office 365, will now be available to all employees for virtual meetings. You can participate in a webinar and learn about Teams functionalities and how to use Teams.

The new dean at Faculty of Natural Sciences sends greetings to staff and students of the faculty.

Working and studying has been different in just as many ways as there are employees and students, and together, each in their own way, they are keeping the wheels of NAT running. Separately. Meet some of them here.