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2017.09.21 | Research news
Organic consumers mean business
Groundbreaking research from Aarhus BSS shows that organic consumers are standing fast and are buying more and more organic products following an increasingly predictable pattern. Coop Denmark sees great potential in the research results.
2017.09.19 | Awards
Søren Johansen appointed honorary doctorate
In connection with the annual celebration on Friday 15 September, Aarhus University has appointed Professor Søren Johansen honorary doctorate. Søren Johansen is a research fellow at CREATES.
2017.09.18 | Students
Students in International Economic Consulting conduct analysis for KiMs
The crisps and snacks producer KiMs is thrilled to be collaborating with economics students from the Department of Economics and Business Economics, Aarhus BSS.
2017.09.13 | People
Delighted secretary awarded medal by Danish Queen
Kirsten Stentoft is awarded the Queen’s Silver Medal of Merit for her extraordinary contribution at the Department of Economics and Business Economics throughout 40 years.
2017.09.11 | People
Bastien Michel and Marianne Simonsen receive DKK 5 million from TrygFonden
Bastien Michel and Marianne Simonsen have received DKK 5 million from TrygFonden for their project to evaluate a therapy-based intervention specifically designed to help individuals who have grown up in a family with an alcohol problem, while relying on a randomized wait list control design. The intervention takes the form of individual…
2017.09.08 | Research news
Using antidepressants during pregnancy may affect your child’s mental health
A study from Aarhus BSS of almost one million Danish children shows that the use of antidepressants during pregnancy increases the risk of your child being diagnosed with a psychiatric disorder later in life. However, heritability also plays a part, according to the researchers.