2016.09.12 | Research news
Klaus G. Grunert is editor of Special issue on ‘Consumer behaviour in a changing world - Selected papers from the AAEA/EAAE joint seminar in Naples’
2016.09.09 | Research news
Project Half Double is to improve Danish industrial competitiveness by radically increasing the pace and impact of the development and innovation activities carried out within the framework of the projects.
2016.09.08 | Research news
It’s a big success in a small country: Danish retailers have become major players in endeavors to curb food waste, providing an example of how sustainability can be achieved with relatively modest means, research from Aarhus BSS at Aarhus University shows.
2016.09.08 | Awards
On 23 September 2016, Professor Hanne Nørreklit from Aarhus BSS at Aarhus University will be appointed Knight of the Order of Dannebrog by HM Queen Margrethe II.
2016.09.06 | Awards
Kasper Trolle Elmholdt awarded the Information Age Publishing Award for Outstanding Doctoral Paper at the 2016 Academy of Management Conference.
2016.08.19 | Research news
The 2016 Aarhus BSS Research Award goes to Anders Ryom Villadsen in recognition of his outstanding contribution to research. He has published several scientific papers in highly ranked journals, attracted external funding and developed an impressive network of international research relations. Each year, the Aarhus BSS Research Award is presented…
2016.08.18 | Research news
On September 9 Emeritus Professor Richard Max Burton of Duke University in Durham, North Carolina will be awarded an honorary doctorate by Aarhus University for his ground-breaking research.
2016.08.17 | People
Anders Villadsen, Jakob Lauring and Dorthe Døjbak Håkonsson appointed professors from 1 July.
2016.07.26 | Debate
Energy-saving programmes are increasingly targeted at children to encourage household energy conservation. A study involving the assignment of energy-saving interventions to Girl Scouts shows that a child-focused intervention can improve energy-saving behaviours among children and their parents.
2016.06.27 | Knowledge exchange
Variety is important, but do we actually know what it means? Not quite, according to a new study from Aarhus BSS at Aarhus University. The study sends an important message to the Danish Health and Medicines Authority and other authorities and organisations that consumers find it difficult to judge what constitutes a varied diet.