Academic Council to Natural Sciences
The Academic Council ensures collaboration and interdisciplinary development both within the faculty and across faculties, and thereby contribute to the overall development of the university.
The Academic Council ensures the continuous involvement of staff and students in order to make sure that these groups have influence on the management and development of the faculty. The council's task is to ensure transparency and legitimacy in all decisions on academic issues, and through regular discussions about the faculty's core activities, the council is a guarantor for academically responsible management of such issues, particularly with regard to research and education. Members of the Academic Council help secure quality assurance and stimulate new ideas and proposals.
Members as of 17.2.2021
ACADEMIC STAFF
Department of Biology: Professor Tobias Wang
Department of Computer Science: Professor Jaco van de Pol
Department of Physics and Astronomy: Professor Michael Drewsen
Department of Geoscience: Associate Professor Ole Rønø Clausen
Department of Chemistry: Professor Bo Brummerstedt Iversen
Department of Mathematics: Associate Professor Andreas Basse-O'Connor
Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics: Professor Ditlev Egeskov Brodersen
Interdisciplinary Nanoscience Centre (iNANO) and Bioinformatics Research Centre (BiRC): Associate Professor Rikke Louise Meyer
TECHNICAL/ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Head of Secretariat Manager Thomas Lund Hansen
Scientific coordinator Anne Færch Nielsen
Scientific ccordinator Yvonne Eskildsen-Helmond
PhD students
STUDENTS
Morten Teglgaard Strøe (Physics, Nanoscience, Chemistry, Medicinal chemistry. BA: Geoscience. Master: Astronomy, Geophysics, Geology)
Hans Christian Hansen (Mathematics, Mathematical-economy, Datalogy, IT Product development. BA: Datascience. Master: Statistics, Scientific studies, Bioinformatics)
Rasmine Andersson Nielsen (Biology, Molecular biology og Molecular medicines)
Representative of AU's Junior Researcher Association - observer at the invitation of the Academic Council
Postdoc, Department of Biology, Cathrine Williams
