Two researchers explore how architecture, light, sound and nature affect brain health and wellbeing - and what it means for future building and our daily lives.
Two neurology experts discuss concussion, treatment, and research at Folkeuniversitetet's Hearts & Minds knowledge festival.
A psychologist and philosopher explore consciousness from neuroscience and philosophy perspectives, examining why it remains one of science's greatest unsolved mysteries.
An aging researcher and philosopher discuss longevity, the science of aging, and the boundaries between evidence and popular health myths.
Brain researcher Anna Mathia Klawonn from Aarhus University presents new research on the immune system's role in depression and potential treatment approaches.
Chief physician Per Hove Thomsen and Christian Cherry from the LIFE Foundation discuss ADHD - symptoms, causes, and treatment - in a conversation recorded for the podcast series 'Genistreg'.
Psychology professor Maja O'Connor explores grief as a fundamental emotion that moves through us unpredictably, drawing on research to challenge fixed-stage models and embrace individual grieving paths.
Understanding Pain: professor Thomas Graven-Nielsen from Aalborg University and host Christian Cherry discuss the biology of pain, why it becomes chronic, and modern treatment options.
A physician and chef explore how smell, memory, and context shape our taste experience in this neurogastronomy discussion.
Psychologist Jakob Linnet explains how addiction develops in the brain and shares practical tools to understand and break harmful patterns.
A theme day exploring Danish hunting and wildlife management with expert presentations on its purpose, practice, and impact on nature and biodiversity.
Sleep researcher Bobby Zacharie from Aarhus University guides you through sleep science and relaxation at the main library - part of Folkeuniversitetet's knowledge festival.
Neurobiologist Karen Johanne Pallesen and sound therapist Mette Sandstrøm explore how music affects the nervous system and mental wellbeing through expert knowledge and guided sound experiences.
A morning run combined with a talk on circadian rhythms and running technique. Sleep researcher Mette Kragh explains how the brain's internal clock affects energy and health, while running coach Henrik Mikkelsen guides participants through running exercises before a group run.
A doctor and patient representative explore functional disorders like fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue - their causes, symptoms, and treatment approaches.
Clinical psychologist Michelle Sophia Lange Bachmann discusses OCD - its causes, symptoms, and modern treatments. Part of Folkeuniversitetet's Hearts & Minds knowledge festival.
Psychologist Anne Fiskaali explores whether video games make us more violent, drawing on research and examples from popular games like Grand Theft Auto and Tetris.
Clinical professor Julie Midtgaard explores how physical activity affects mental health, mood, and quality of life, with insights from a research project on crossfit communities for vulnerable young people.
Interactive sense bar where chef Rasmus Bredahl explores how the brain controls taste and smell - and how you can fool your own senses.
Neurobiologists and doctors discuss the vagus nerve and its role in stress, immune function and mental health at Folkeuniversitetet's knowledge festival.
Business psychologist Simon Elsborg Nygaard explores how we can live well and meaningfully without harming the planet or other people.
A creative watercolour workshop led by artist and doctor Lærke Egefjord, where the focus is on the process rather than the finished piece.
A guided breathing session with neurobiologist Karen Johanne Pallesen exploring how conscious breathing reduces stress and promotes mental balance.
Clinical psychologist Karen Margrethe Schifter Kirketerp explores how reading and writing affect our minds - examining stress relief, empathy, and self-understanding through talks and hands-on exercises.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
An interactive well-being session on connection and friendship, facilitated by psychotherapist-in-training Duy. Share your thoughts in an open and respectful space.
Eight-week group programme in Aarhus C focused on building self-worth and self-acceptance for women, led by experienced facilitator Karina.
Practical first aid course for parents focusing on CPR and airway emergencies with infants. Hands-on training with a certified instructor at Najell Aarhus.
Janina from feedmybaby.dk presents a talk on introducing solid foods to babies without perfectionism - focusing on calm, confidence, and practical solutions for babies from around 4-9 months.
Calm and strengthening Pilates class for pregnant women led by certified instructor Sara Mortensen, focusing on posture, mobility and core strength.
Workshop with designer Stine Mikkelsen on motivation, self-leadership and career for FAOD members. Free participation, but registration required.