Senior DIAS Fellow Jacek K. Wychowaniec once dreamed of working at CERN and answering questions about infinity and the universe. Today, he works with materials closer in consistency to toothpaste than particle accelerators - trying to develop injectable biomaterials that can guide the immune system and help the human body repair itself.
As artificial intelligence moves deeper into military decision-making, Professor Ingvild Bode is less interested in science-fiction scenarios than in the choices being made here and now - and what they mean for human judgement, responsibility and the norms of war.
The Carlsberg Foundation has awarded DKK 50 million to establish the Danish Centre for Ecosystem Recovery. Co-led by DIAS Chair Samuel Cushman, the new centre will bring ecology and landscape architecture together to help predict how landscapes can be transformed for the benefit of nature, climate and people.
With externally based DIAS Chair Claes de Vreese becoming the institute’s first Chair-in-Residence, DIAS is taking a new step towards a more connected, active and ambitious interdisciplinary research environment.
DIAS Chair of Humanities Ben Davies recently brought politicians, academics, media figures and business leaders together at the House of Commons to launch a new initiative for English studies.
We’re launching DIAS in Dialogue, a new video series extending the ideas sparked by lectures and events
Do you have an idea for a research project that will explore innovative solutions to challenges within health and sustainability? The NNF-IAS Fellowship Programme invites researchers from anywhere in the world to pursue transformative work on ‘Inequity in Health’ in an interdiciplinary setting across Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden. Five fellowships starting in September 2027 are open for application. Deadline is 1 October 2026.
How do societies really change? Not through grand plans, but through the everyday actions of ordinary people. DIAS Fellow Adam Frost explores how these small choices add up to shape the world in unexpected ways—from the ground up.
At the edge of a South Greenland glacier, a fragile drone becomes a vital research partner. Joining natural scientists in the field, DIAS Chair Kathrin Maurer offers a humanities perspective on how drone technology shapes knowledge, care, and attention in climate research — revealing not just a changing landscape, but the deeply human relationships behind the science.
The institute has begun the search for five Chairs-in-Residence, internationally leading scholars who will be hired into DIAS to guide its work and activities.
Some of the most important breakthroughs in medicine begin with a simple question: What if the body could heal itself better?
DIAS and seven Institutes for Advanced Study in Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden will launch a structured, interdisciplinary training and retention programme for early-career researchers. The programme, which the Novo Nordisk Foundation has supported with DKK 48.3 million over the next six years, will offer 20 two-year fellowships focused on innovative solutions to challenges within health and sustainability.
Fra træhytter i barndommens skove i Washington State til national grøn omstilling i Danmark, har Samuel Cushman altid tænkt i systemer og begivet sig i storslåede landskaber. Som Chair ved DIAS og professor i biologi på SDU arbejder han med en af vor tids store udfordringer: at forene biodiversitet, klima og menneskelig trivsel.
The DIAS Digest is the official newsletter of the Danish Institute for Advanced Study. It has been part of our communication for years, but its concept has recently evolved, with the latest issue just being released.
Reading has no shortcuts. In an age of speed, summaries and AI-generated ease, we meet our new Chair Ben Davies, who makes the case for reading as one of the most deeply human things we do. This conversation is about time, attention, and why reading still matters precisely because it cannot be rushed.
The Danish Institute for Advanced Study (DIAS) has opened recruitment for eight new academic positions across all five faculties at the University of Southern Denmark.
Long before he built robots or wireless control systems that stretch across continents, Redmond Shamshiri was a young boy watching people work under harsh, dangerous conditions. During the Iran-Iraq War, his family stayed in rural villages to stay safe, and there, he saw something that stayed with him.
As a child in rural China, Jingjing Xu watched the swallows return each spring to her grandparents’ house. Slipping under the roof, filling the season with fluttering vitality and songs.
Inspiration often begins in places of quiet reflection for Kathrin Maurer. Whether it’s a painting at a museum, a novel, or even the stillness of her own living room, these moments of pause are where her ideas take shape.
Hvordan bevarer vi forskningens integritet, når ytringsfrihed, ansvar og innovation støder sammen? Vær med, når Syddansk Universitets æresdoktorer 2025 mødes til debat d. 30. oktober 2025.
The newly appointed DIAS Chair of Health Sciences is renowned for his groundbreaking work in clinical biomechanics and evidence-based care and was knighted by Her Majesty Queen Margrethe II for his contributions to science.
A transdisciplinary workshop 1-4 September 2025 brings together scholars across the world to explore how global challenges - climate change, health disparities, economic inequality, and cultural resilience - manifest in one of the world’s most vulnerable regions: Guinea-Bissau.
After more than three decades of dedicated scholarship and leadership in the field of Second Language Acquisition (SLA), Teresa Cadierno has officially retired from her position at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU).
In an interview with the Danish Cultural Institute, SDU Professor Kathrin Maurer makes the case for culture as a space for nuance, resilience, and critical reflection in an increasingly divided world.
Morten Birkved’s research shapes how we assess and improve sustainability in sectors ranging from agriculture and food production to civil engineering and resource management. He was recently appointed Chair of Technical Sciences at DIAS.
With diverse expertise and a shared drive for discovery, the seven tenure track Fellows bring fresh energy and the promise of excellence to the Danish Institute for Advanced Study.
DIAS står centralt i SDU’s ambitiøse politik om at højne forskningskvaliteten. DIAS rekrutterer nye talenter til universitetet, skaber samarbejde med topforskere på tværs af fakulteterne og indbyder alle SDU-forskere til at være nysgerrige.
Hvordan skaber vi et samfund, hvor frihed gælder for alle – og ikke kun de få?
Professor Pizzone first joined DIAS in 2017 as a Fellow of Humanities and has since contributed to DIAS through her many research projects and curious approach to finding common ground between disciplines.
Professor Willerslev is renowned for his groundbreaking work in molecular anthropology, paleontology, and ecology, and was recently awarded the Albert Einstein World Award of Science.
Thorbjørn Knudsen, who co-founded the Danish Institute for Advanced Study (DIAS) in 2009, is the latest addition to the DIAS Advisory Board. Knudsen is a bridge between the past, present, and future of DIA
Nikos Ntoumanis is driven to enrich DIAS with his extensive knowledge and passion for interdisciplinary work. At DIAS, we warmly welcome Prof. Ntoumanis and look forward to seeing motivation rise in our community with a motivation scholar in the mix.
Du kan stifte bekendtskab med dem alle på DIAS-scenen på dette års Word Festival i Odense. DIAS-scenen byder på ni tankevækkende talks, der kaster lys og et friskt take på nogle af vor tids mest indflydelsesrige skikkelser og begivenheder.
How might the next breakthroughs in genomics revolutionise medicine, agriculture, and even our understanding of life? Join Dr. Eric Green at DIAS for a peek into the fascinating future of genomics research.
2024 has been a transformative year at DIAS, paving the way for exciting new initiatives.
Mette Præst Knudsen and Kim Klyver bring expert insights into the dynamics of innovation and entrepreneurship, respectively, enriching DIAS's intellectual landscape with both academic credentials and fresh perspectives.
The Danish Institute for Advanced Study (DIAS) makes a bold leap forward by hiring tenured professors alongside a new cohort of tenure track research fellows.
In an open event at DIAS, Gøsta Esping-Andersen will explore the complex interplay of economic and cultural factors shaping fertility trends across different educational groups.
Professor Lars Boje Mortensen, Institut for Kultur- og Sprogvidenskaber og tre nordiske samarbejdspartnere modtager et ERC Synergy Grant på 97 millioner kroner til at undersøge over 50.000 fragmenter af bøger fra Middelalderen.
With a background in programming languages and communicating computer systems, Professor Fabrizio Montesi brings innovative thinking and new perspectives to DIAS as the first Chair specialising in Computer Science.
Godt nyt for Swifties og alle dem, der ikke kan få nok af kampen om det ovale værelse. Et nyt partnerskab mellem Danish Institute for Advanced Study (DIAS) og Word Festival sikrer ny scene og stærke forskere på festivalen i 2025. Derudover kan man se frem til to gratis pre-events i efteråret, hvor fokus bliver på USA med fænomenet Taylor Swift og det kommende valg i november.
Er medicin eller fysisk træning bedst til at holde knoglerne stærke – eller måske en kombination? Dette spørgsmål vil blive undersøgt hos 45-60-årige kvinder i et nyt projekt støttet af Novo Nordisk Fonden.
When DIAS Chairs Anne-Marie Mai and Jørgen Ellegaard Andersen joined forces to study Bob Dylan’s impact on his fans’ lives, they not only found that “The Bard’s” songs help his fans navigate through life's highs and lows, but their research also underlined the benefits of collaborating across disciplines.
Are you an early-career researcher at SDU with an interest in interdisciplinarity? The DIAS Visiting Fellow Programme presents a unique opportunity to enhance your academic career, collaborate with fellow researchers across disciplines, and contribute to a vibrant research community that fosters excellence and creativity.
Der fødes alt for få børn – også i de familievenlige nordiske velfærdsstater – i en grad, så det bliver vanskeligt at opretholde vores arbejdsmarked og sociale modeller i Europa. Ny forskning fra SDU-professor Pieter Vanhuysse har et overraskende bud på, hvorfor vi mangler babyer i Europa.
This Spring, the Interdisciplinary Phenomenology Cluster at the Danish Institute for Advanced Study will host six visiting junior fellows. Each junior fellow will prepare an application for a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Postdoctoral Fellowship, with the aim of securing EU funding to take up a postdoctoral position at SDU.
The Society is a springboard for community, collaboration, and consolidated relationships within the Danish Institute for Advanced Study (DIAS) and across the University of Southern Denmark.
The tenure track DIAS Fellow positions within various academic fields will open soon
Når det gælder passionerede konflikter som Israel-Palæstina, kommer videnskabens rationelle tradition til kort. Så hvad skal engagerede akademikere stille op?
Call for DIAS Junior Fellowships in Applied Phenomenology is now open — deadline Dec. 15th
Hvis man skal tro fynske gymnasieelever, bliver livet i 2060 alt andet end trygt og behageligt. I en række noveller tegner 2/3 af undersøgelsens 152 deltagende unge et dystopisk fremtidsbillede.
The medal is awarded by The Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene and the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, for outstanding research leading to improvement of health in the tropics.
Hun modtager prisen for sin årelange indsats inden for dansk litteraturhistorisk forskning. En indsats, som har ændret vores opfattelse af, hvordan litteraturen kan undersøges og analyseres
Hun modtager prisen for sin årelange indsats inden for dansk litteraturhistorisk forskning. En indsats, som har ændret vores opfattelse af, hvordan litteraturen kan undersøges og analyseres.
Professor Ewa Roos fra IOB’s enhed ’Muskuloskeletal Funktion og Fysioterapi’ og Center for Muskler og Led er blevet tildelt Ridderkorset, der gives for en særlig indsats inden for kunst, videnskab og erhvervsliv eller for virke for danske interesser.
A new cluster program has been established through the Danish Institute for Advanced Study (DIAS) to facilitate interdisciplinary research and collaboration across multiple faculties.
What constitutes life? Today we are surrounded by life-like digital technologies such as virtual assistants, generative computer systems, and adaptive robots. These new digital technologies represent a form of life and coexist closely with us. They raise the question whether we can consider them "alive" and how we, as humans, coexist with these life-forms.
SDU’s rector, Jens Ringsmose, has appointed professor of political science Sten Rynning as the new director of the University of Southern Denmark’s interdisciplinary elite research centre, DIAS.
Three visiting fellows will be hosted at SDU by the Danish Institute for Advanced Study (DIAS) and the research unit, Movement, Culture and Society (MoCS) in the Department of Sports Science and Clinical Biomechanics. During their stay, the fellows will prepare applications for Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Postdoctoral Fellowships, with the aim of securing EU funding to take up postdoctoral positions at SDU.
Engineers don't just work with mathematical calculations, model drawings on chequered paper and thick reference books full of tables. They also work with art, increasingly so, and this is also the case at the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Southern Denmark. But why exactly?
Younger does not necessarily mean better when it comes to learning English. This is according to the findings of an interdisciplinary research project that has followed two groups of children over a number of years.
Researchers on a deep-sea expedition have found PCB in sediment samples from the more than 8,000-meter-deep Atacama Trench in the Pacific Ocean. "It is thought-provoking to find man-made toxins in one of the world's most remote and inaccessible environments," says expedition leader Ronnie N. Glud.
UEFA has awarded a Gold Award for "Best Social Initiative" to the Football Fitness U90 Training Camp, a project developed by SDU and DBU Bornholm.
Canadian pain researcher Peter Stilwell receives prestigious Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Postdoctoral Fellowship to be held at University of Southern Denmark.
Earth is facing the biggest climate crisis in human history, and environmental activists everywhere are striving to protect both humans and other organisms on earth with which they often feel a kinship. Meanwhile, the world religions are not effectively mobilizing in response. Interview with Professor of religion and nature/environmental ethics, Bron Taylor, who will visit SDU on 22 March 2023.
We are proud to present Vijay Tiwari, Norbert Krüger, Annette Baudisch, Gregory Clark, Nina Bonderup Dohn and Sten Rynning as new DIAS Chairs
Donald Canfield uses chemistry and biology to study the Earth's past. His work often causes the rewriting of textbooks on the history of the oceans - and thus also the history of life. He is the 2023 recipient of the Villum Kann Rasmussen Annual Award in Science and Technology.
New research shows that disproportionately large amounts of carbon accumulate at the bottom of deep-sea trenches. The trenches may thus play an important role for deep-sea storage of organic material - and thus for the atmospheric Co2 balance.
In the early oceans billions of years ago organisms lived peacefully side by side. Today, there are predators among us - when and how did this change happen? New research indicates that our single-celled ancestors began to feed on each other almost a billion years earlier than previously thought.
Den nyere litteratur skildrer ofte et velfærdssystem, der efterlader den enkelte i en søgen efter omsorg. Værkerne er vigtig læsning, for ifølge litteraturprofessor Anne Marie Mai er litteraturen en seismograf over vores samfund, som kan føre til både ny forståelse og politiske forandringer.
Jean-Pierre Bourguignon, Nicolaas Kuiper honorary professor at IHES, is a new member of the Danish Institute of Advanced Study’s advisory board
On behalf of DIAS and this year’s nominators, we invite you to a joint event with our Doctors of Honour from all five of SDU’s faculties.
DIAS challenges the dogmas that have a great impact on research
An interdisciplinary approach to global issues and joint research funding are some of the possible activities for the new Nordic IAS.
The use of military drone technologies by terrorist groups is a threat to the world community. That was the main message in the speech that Associate Professor James Rogers has just given to the UN Security Council, where he was invited to share his knowledge about the terrorist use of drones.
DIAS Chair Klaus Petersen, professor of welfare history, has completed a comprehensive report for the Ministry of Social Affairs on the treatment of mentally and physically disable persons in Danish institutions 1933-1980.
In the 2021–2022 academic year, DIAS fellow Anthony Vincent Fernandez established a program to recruit postdoctoral researchers to SDU.
On May 19th the 2022 National Conference of Danish Historians was held at DIAS
Guest Lecture by Dr. Agnes Callamard, Secretary General of Amnesty International May 11th 11:15-12:15 in DIAS Auditorium (V24-501a-0). Open to All.
Edward Baggs, Assistant Professor, and new DIAS Fellow, argues that cognitive scientists should look at climate change from a collective point of view. He has written the following essay to explain why.
Karl Attard, Fellow of Marine Science at DIAS, wants are more nuanced discussion of the con-sequences of melting ice in the Arctic Ocean.
Newly named DIAS fellow Lasse Aaskoven wishes for his research to have the potential to better inform public debates about policy issues.
DIAS Fellow Anthony Fernandez is interested in the philosophical understandings of experience – and he hopes that his work can create new insights for researchers in fields beyond philosophy
"Et Aldrende Danmark" by Torben M. Andersen og Jan Rose Skaksen is the newest publication from the Rockwool Foundation with contributions from DIAS Chairs, Kaare Christensen and the late James Vaupel, and DIAS Senior Fellow, Pieter Vanhuysse.
For the past fifteen years professors Anne-Marie Mai and Klaus Petersen have collaborated on interdisciplinary research, merging their expertise within literature and history. As chairs at Danish Institute of Advanced Study, they now have a platform from which they can inspire younger colleagues to seek out interdisciplinary opportunities.
Hopefully, the project will lead to a better understanding of how interdisciplinary research works.
A DIAS research team wishes to get a better understanding of how medieval people thought – and how some of the mechanisms of cherry-picking of diagrams, we know from today, can be detected in texts from a thousand years ago.
By combining the history of warfare with long data series of climate change DIAS-researchers hope to create a model for understanding and predicting climate induced conflict. If it wasn’t for DIAS, our project wouldn’t be happening, says James Rogers, assistant professor in War Studies at SDU.
Research.com has published a top scientists ranking for Business and Management. Nicolai Foss and Kannan Govindan rank at number 1 and 2 in Denmark respectively.
As of February 1st, Dr. Gareth Millward has joined Danish Institute for Advanced Study as Fellow of History with Chair of Humanities Klaus Petersen as mentor.
Pieter Vanhuysse participated in the Third Exploratory Meeting between European Commission Vice-President Dubravka Suica and 13 leading scholars to discuss current European policy challenges on democracy, demography, & demographic resilience.
A new article by DIAS Fellow Dr. James Rogers has recently been published in International Politics. The article focuses on Western intervention in Niger, a nation heavily impacted by climate change, conflict, and terrorism.
Susanne Mandrup’s research on the regulation of gene expression in fat cells has been featured in educational material for elementary school. Here she explains how DNA contains the instruction to all life and how this instruction is read in different cells.
Sundhedsvæsen, klima og migration. Humaniora får ikke lov til at hjælpe med løsninger. Det er på tide med en plan for strategisk forskning, der også tør satse på humanistisk forskning
From October 26-29, 2021, a handful of representatives from SDU and OUH went to three Dutch universities to share knowledge and gather inspiration for new ways to broaden the research communication and open the university more for the broader public.
Clarivate has published their annual list of Highly Cited Researchers with no less than six DIAS Affiliates featured.
Anne-Marie Mai har i årevis arbejdet med Bob Dylan fra en litterær vinkel. Om det handler om at redigere antologier og tidsskrifter, skrive hele bøger eller forord til genudgivelsen af sangskriverens egen roman Tarantula (1971), spænder litteratens akademiske interesse i kunstneren vidt. Igen i maj måned var Mai viklet ind i Dylan, og hun har til stadighed nye projekter om sangeren i horisonten.
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Chair of Humanities Professor Klaus Petersen has a keen research interests in the development of the welfare state. He holds a PhD from the University of Copenhagen in 2001 and is trained as a historian. Over the years his work has become increasingly interdisciplinary combining insights from history, social sciences, and literary studies.
October 7, 2001, USA initiated their first attack in the global war on terror. This was also the first day of the war in Afghanistan, a conflict sparked by the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the United States. Although the chaos and drone strikes in Afghanistan continues today, these initial attacks occured twenty years ago this week and will be marked by a special event on Wednesday 8, at DIAS with Joe Dittmar, a survivor of 9/11.
Chairs of Humanities Anne-Marie Mai and Klaus Petersen has edited a special issue of Aktualitet with an exclusive focus on Dylans influence and inspiration between art and research.
After a little over a year in Denmark, Professor Marco Ragni is ending his fellowship at The Danish Institute for Advanced Study and returning to Germany for a full professorship.
As an economic historian, DIAS Fellow Francesco Cinnirella is interested in how a country becomes wealthy in a historical perspective. Particularly, when countries begin to become innovative.
To the left: Caroline Kennedy-Pipe and James Rogers meeting with the President of Iceland Guðni Th. Jóhannesson (in the middle) in 2019
Carolin Löscher, DIAS Fellow and Associate Professor at Nordcee, SDU, has received a DFF1 grant of 2.9 mio. DKK for her research project “Exploring the oceanic sink for the greenhouse gas nitrous oxide (N2O)” where she and her group will explore the emission of nitrous oxide in Baltic, Greenlandic and tropical Atlantic waters.
Football Fitness strengthens bones and muscles as well as improving balance in women treated for breast cancer. This in turn reduces the risk of various established long-term consequences of the medical treatment the women have undergone.
In March, our Chair of Technical Science N. Asger Mortensen successfully defended his dissertation which marks the second higher doctoral degree of his career.
We are very happy to announce that our fellow Angela Y. Chang has received a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship in support of her research project ‘Measuring Experienced Disease Burden (ExpBoD)’.
We are very happy to announce that the professors Ewa Roos, Moustapha Kassem, Peter Krustrup and Aleksander Krag from The Faculty of Health Sciences are joining Danish Institute for Advanced Study as Chairs.
As a molecular biologist and computational scientist, Kedar Nath Natarajan is looking to understand the early development of the human embryo. Through interdisciplinary collaborations between the fields of molecular biology, microscopy, genomics, informatics and big-data analysis, Kedar Nath Natarajan seeks to answer a fundamental biological question: How does the cell cycle influence the decision-making of stem cells?
SDU's first woman dean, Marianne Holmer, took office as dean at the Faculty of Science a year ago. She certainly feels different from her male colleagues but believes it’s as much due to her personality as her gender.
Male frogs call to attract females, but how can females tell that it is a male of the same species calling? Green tree frogs use the same principle as in noise-cancelling headphones – and they are far better at it.
Physicists’ new proposal that a new type of extra dark energy is involved is highlighted in scientific journal.
On 1 January 2021, we welcomed new Chairs from 3 faculties in the Management Committee.
We are very happy to announce that Professor Claes de Vreese joins Danish Institute of Advanced Study as External Chair of Social Sciences.
One of our very first fellows, Assistant Professor Rosa María Rodríguez Porto at Centre for Medieval Literature, is returning to Spain where she will continue her research on medieval book illumination and Iberian courtly culture at the University of Santiago de Compostela.
“The world has entered a second drone age, in which new “Drone Powers” use remotely operated military technologies as the spearhead of state power, at the cost of thousands of lives.” - James Rogers and Agnes Callamard
This summer, 10 sculptures by the award-winning Icelandic artist Steinunn Thórarinsdottir will be exhibited at SDU as a part of DIAS Fellow Dr James Rogers’ interdisciplinary project on war and art. The CONNECTIONS exhibition is possible thanks to the Albani Fonden, that has supported the project with 200,000 DKK.
This year, four of our Chairs have been recognized for producing multiple highly-cited papers that rank in the top 1% by citations for field and year in the Web of Science.
Since March 2020, PhD Angela Y. Chang has been a DIAS Fellow and Assistant Professor at the Department of Clinical Research at SDU. She is committed to reducing health and wealth inequalities globally through her research and is motivated by the belief that research can provide the inputs needed to inform policies and improve resource allocation, and ultimately, impact population health
Today, DIAS Fellow Joel Cox receives the prestigious “Sapere Aude” grant of 6.192,000 DKK from the Independent Research Fund Denmark for his research project “Towards single-photon nonlinear optics in atomically-thin materials”.
This U.S. election has the potential to seismically alter both U.S. and global politics. It is billed to be “the most important election for a generation”. But what does this really mean? And how will the election result influence international affairs? What should Europe be ready for?
DIAS Director Marianne Holmer enters an unique organisation with an agelong tradition and former members such as Niels Bohr, H. C. Ørsted, Marie Curie, Albert Einstein and Charles Darwin.
We are happy to share with all – from September 1st Ane Kristine Coster is DIAS’ new academic coordinator.
We are very happy to welcome onboard a very competent team of resources; Henrik Tvarnø, Bente Klarlund Pedersen, Robbert Dijkgraaf and Peter Baldwin.
You probably already know the h-index; measuring the productivity and citation impact of a scholar. The TwiLi Index measures the social media impact of researchers and has three DIAS-affiliates on the list – with a DIAS Fellow in top five!
Associate Professor Marco Ragni has a keen interest in the specifics of how the human mind process information and how this differs from formal and computational approaches. With the goal to push the development of true predictive cognitive models for the individual reasoner by methods from AI and Cognitive Science forward, he enters DIAS this summer.
Dr. James Rogers, DIAS Assistant Professor in War Studies within the Centre for War Studies, at University of Southern Denmark, and Dr. Dominika Kunertova provided evidence to the latest UN report on drone warfare and targeted killing.
The relationship between technology and humanities has interested the literary scholar Kathrin Maurer for a long time. How does the aesthetic field (literature, visual art) represent and interpret technical inventions? How does technology affect human communities? How does technology impact the human sensorium?
Paul Richard Sharp is an industrious and dynamic Professor appointed at Department of Business and Economics at SDU, and now also Senior Fellow at DIAS. With him he brings extensive resume and a number of responsibilities.
Dr. James Rogers, DIAS Fellow in War Studies, and member of SDU’s Centre for War Studies, has been awarded 380,000 DKK (EUR 51,000.00) for the project ‘The Vulnerabilities of the Drone Age: Strategic Foresight Planning out to 2035’.
Jeppe Nevers is the latest addition of excellent researches at DIAS. He has made himself noticed as a dedicated researcher and teacher, and in 2016 by the age of just 37 he achieved the title as Professor at the University of Southern Denmark.
His resume testifies to a great engagement in the global social debate and shows an impressive academic work in Leuven, London, Budapest, Haifa and Vienna. Yes, Pieter Vanhuysse has left excellent marks. We are therefore pleased to announce that he has now also joined Danish Institute for Advanced Study as Senior Fellow.
At the crossroads of media, politics, and technology, Professor de Vreese brings a distinctive interdisciplinary lens to his work.