The Danish String Quartet performs classical chamber music at Lille Sal in Musikhuset, Aarhus.
Workshop on menopause as a turning point in women's lives, combining research with practical yoga, dance and meditation led by four specialists.
MusikBeRiget brings live music to hospitals - now the musicians perform at Hovedbiblioteket in Aarhus as part of the knowledge festival Hearts & Minds.
Neuroscientists and neurosurgeons from Aarhus University discuss cutting-edge treatments for Parkinson's disease and chronic pain.
Fitness expert Marina Aagaard explores how physical activity strengthens both mind and body, sharing practical tips for exercise that fits into daily life.
Neuroscientist Troels W. Kjær explores why regular digital detox is essential for learning, resilience, and human connection.
Fitness expert Marina Aagaard leads a 5 km guided walk exploring how physical activity benefits mood, memory and mental wellbeing.
Two university psychologists explore how AI chatbots affect mental health and whether they can replace human psychological support.
A lecture on music therapy exploring how music affects the brain and can improve quality of life, particularly for people with dementia.
Psychologist Katrine Sværke and lecturer Alfred Sköld explore envy and jealousy - what happens in the brain and why shame often follows.
A guided mental training walk with memory expert Lars Christiansen, teaching practical techniques to improve memory and learning through movement and storytelling.
Two specialists from Aarhus University Hospital discuss sleep problems and practical solutions when stress and mental distress affect our rest.
Neuroscientist Benjamin Svejgaard and philosopher Pia Lauritzen discuss how artificial intelligence affects our thinking and ability to understand the world around us.
Cognitive neuroscientist Lau Møller Andersen from Aarhus University debunks myths about the cerebellum and presents new research showing this brain region is far more complex than previously thought.
An interdisciplinary panel explores the nature of evil through psychology, philosophy, and literature, with leading scholars examining what drives ordinary people to commit atrocities.
Doctor and brain researcher Benjamin Svejgaard explores why digital habits are so hard to break and shares practical strategies for building healthier brain habits in our connected world.
Doctors and researchers discuss what drives appetite and weight, and how understanding hunger and satiety can help prevent obesity and type 2 diabetes.
Psychologist Rikke Bøye from Aarhus University Hospital explores borderline personality disorder - its psychological challenges, underlying causes, and evidence-based treatment approaches.
Neurologist Faisal Mohammad Amin explores migraine as a widespread neurological condition - its causes, impact, and emerging treatments.
Psychologist Johanne Jeppesen Lomholt presents a research-based lecture on anxiety in children and adolescents - its causes, manifestations, and prevention strategies.
A day focused on presence, touch and warmth at NU'et Aarhus - booking by arrangement only.
The VR simulation FAY explores grief through cinematic storytelling and interactive elements. Participants experience the project and then discuss how psychiatry distinguishes between normal reactions and mental illness.
A mindfulness workshop combining theory and practical exercises, led by psychologist Jacob Piet and mindfulness teacher Gull-Maja La Cour, open to all levels.
Interactive workshop exploring the vagus nerve and the brain's connection to the body, where you can draw on a model created by science communicator Matilda Tjellden.
Guided tour of ARoS' exhibition exploring how punk artists use the body as a form of artistic expression.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
Experienced stand-up comedians compete in a two-round battle combining prepared routines and live improvisation, with the audience voting for the winner.
An exhibition exploring climate history through ice cores and their crystal structures under polarized light, created by Visual Science Studio and the Niels Bohr Institute.
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.
An exhibition exploring the dialogue between neuroscience and art, featuring works by researchers from DANDRITE at Aarhus University that transform brain structures into visual forms.
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.