Faculty of Science

The international and interdisciplinary scientific research environment at the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology provides an excellent platform for a(...)

Research and teaching at the Department of Biology cover a wide range of topics, from basic questions on the origin of life on Earth to societal challenges such as (...)

Department of Mathematics and Computer Science. Breaking new frontiers in: Algorithms - Optimisation - Analysis - Data Science - Statistics - Computational Science (...)

We are happy to move beyond traditional disciplines and work to develop new technologies and sciences across physics, chemistry, pharmacy, mathematics, computer sci(...)

BioNEC is a Center of Excellence focusing on nucleic acid chemical biology, established as a collaboration with Aarhus University and the University of Copenhagen.

The goal of our research is to understand how the signaling states of adipocytes depend on depot, gender and genetic variation.

We ceate and support smooth, transparent and systematic matchmaking between highly requested skills and interested collaborators within and outside the university.

We develop ground-breaking new computational methods for analysing chemical reaction networks.

We bring together researchers in the humanities and natural sciences to conduct quantitative studies on cultural data sets.

The aim of our research is to obtain a cell type and time-resolved understanding of hepatic and adipose tissue plasticity in response to metabolic challenges.

We aim to enhance the communication between humans and machines for updating machine learning models.

We perform research in mathematics with relations to quantum theory, covering both foundations as well as various applications.

We work to inspire involving and educational experiences with science, technology and mathematics throughout the ecucational sector.

Our main purpose to build and gather new scientific knowledge on endocrine disruptors, with the focus on providing information requested by regulatory authorities.

Vi arbejder tværfagligt for at skabe optimale forhold for banebrydende og excellent og forskning, uddannelse og formidling inden for klimaområdet.

We apply state of the art imaging techniques and analysis to obtain quantitate spatiotemporal information on a variety of specimens.

We use advanced mass spectrometry-based approaches in combination with systems biology and computational methods to study lipids, metabolites, proteins and nucleic (...)

Research within the unique interaction between chemistry and medicinal chemistry. The medicine and materials of the future are being developed here.

We use advanced genomic tools to understand the transcriptional plasticity and regulatory networks involved in differentiation, metabolism and disease of mammalian (...)

Research within the unique interaction between pharmacy, medicinal chemistry and chemistry. The medicine and drug transportation of the future are being developed h(...)

Research from the smallest quantum scales to the grand universe.

We focus on understanding the basic molecular physiology of bacteria, with the goal of contributing to the cure and prevention of infectious disease.

We contribute to the development of improved diagnostics and therapy by obtaining new basic knowledge and gaining insight into disease processes.

The main goal of our research is to mobilise 8 European regions and communities to accelerate the adoption of nature-based solutions (NBS).

We facilitate the collaboration across SDU's departments and faculties and conduct state-of-the-art Bioinformatics reseach.

RecaP will address the changing Phosphorus (P) needs by creating a new generation of P specialists to become ‘knowledge brokers’ across disciplinary silos.

Using rational ligand design, we create novel photoactive transition metal complexes with Earth-abundant metals like manganese, iron, and zinc.

NordSalt will assess the nature, diversity, extent and long-term changes of Nordic coastal marsh habitats.

CACTUS is a platform for research collaboration between academia, clinical pathology and companies promoting advanced tissue cell culture and materials research.

Our research deals with archaeometric investigations of samples originating from all sorts of culturally important artefacts.

We provide access to state-of-the-art microscopy equipment, training and assistance required for the whole range of light microscopy for imaging specimens.

We are a formalised and open Danish proteomics research infrastructure including all major academic proteomics and mass spectrometry laboratories in Denmark.

We study liver transcriptional mechanism in a circadian and high-fat feeding setting.

We use mathematical modelling approaches to identify stable microbial communities for therapeutic use.

We apply chemical approaches to understand biology at the molecular level.

We study metabolic regulation and signaling, how metabolism of nutrients is controlled and how their flux through intracellular pathways adapt to various stimuli.

We aim to bridge the gap between Spatial Transcriptomics and scRNA-seq utilizing novel and innovative algorithms based on a complex interplay of deep neural network(...)

We study the dynamics of population biology and life history evolution. Our research spans taxonomic groups from animals to plants.

Our ambition is to understand the importance of protein oxidation in ageing and age-related diseases.

We study the exciting properties and functions of proteins in health, disease and biotechnology by using mass spectrometry technologies and bioinformatics tools.

We study cellular plasticity in the healthy and fibrotic liver.

Our research focuses on molecular genetics and pathology of human disease, with emphasis on regulation of normal and aberrant alternative pre-mRNA splicing.

We study vocal communication at the interface of behavioural neuroscience, biomechanics, robotics and physiology.

Our research focuses on understanding fundamental aspects of transcriptional networks regulating stem cell development and cellular plasticity.