News
2021.07.01 | Knowledge exchange, Student collaboration
Case Competition: The effect of the Fehmarnbelt Tunnel on Danish-German trade
How much will the Fehmarnbelt Tunnel impact the trade between Denmark and Northern Germany? Master’s degree students from Public Policy at Aarhus BSS have helped the German-Danish Chamber of Commerce find an answer.
2021.06.30 | Podcast
Har du personlighed til at blive CEO?
Topchefer er ikke helt som dig og mig. Forskningen viser, at topchefer har nogle særlige personlighedstræk. Det fortæller lektor Tom Aabo i denne podcast, hvor han også kommer med råd til, hvordan ledere kan arbejde med deres svage sider. Eller hvordan folk med lederdrømme kan udvikle deres personlighed.
2021.06.21 | Ceremony
New research centre open: Bringing psychology into business research
Aarhus BSS’ new research centre ‘Centre for Integrative Business Psychology’ is now officially open. Researchers from the fields of psychology, management and economics are to conduct basic research within topics such as sustainability, consumer behaviour, nudging and business ethics.
2021.05.25 | Awards
Preben Bo Mortensen receives the 2021 Rigmor and Carl Holst-Knudsen Award
Professor of psychiatric epidemiology Preben Bo Mortensen receives the Rigmor and Carl Holst-Knudsen Award for Scientific Research 2021 for his crucial research into the causes of psychological disorders.
2021.05.25 | Grants
Girls who start school early live a wild life as teenagers
Assistant professor of economics Eva Rye Johansen has received the Aarhus University Research Foundation PhD talent prize of DKK 50,000 for her extraordinary research results and research communication about teenagers' risky health behaviours.
2021.05.20 | Knowledge exchange, Knowledge exchange
Economists to outline long-term coronavirus strategy
Professor of economics Torben M. Andersen is to head a new expert group which will outline a long-term strategy for dealing with coronavirus in Denmark. Professor of economics Michael Svarer will also participate in the group.
2021.05.12 | Grants
New Lundbeck Foundation fellow to map the consequences of mental disorders
Senior researcher Oleguer Plana-Ripoll from the Department of Economics and Business Economics at Aarhus BSS has received a Lundbeck Foundation fellowship of DKK 10 million to establish his own research team within register-based research on mental health. His team will provide a comprehensive overview of the causes and consequences of mental…
2021.05.12 | Grants
DKK 6.2 million from DFF for research into surprising price declines
Professor of economics Kim Christensen receives DKK 6.2 million from the Independent Research Fund Denmark for his research project about sudden price declines in financial markets.
2021.05.12 | Grants
DKK 2.9 million from DFF for research into socio-economic status and mental disorders
Senior researcher Oleguer Plana-Ripoll receives DKK 2.9 million from the Independent Research Fund Denmark for his research project about the connection between socio-economic status and mental disorders.
2021.05.05 | Talent development
EliteForsk travel grant for Maximiliano Enrique Cubillos
Economics PhD student Maximiliano Enrique Cubillos from Aarhus BSS receives the EliteForsk travel grant and goes on research stays in the Netherlands and Canada. Both institutions are leading experts within operations research, which Maximiliano uses to solve issues with waste management in his PhD project.