IN THIS MONTH'S NEWSLETTER YOU CAN READ ABOUT:
- New vice-head of department for research
- Who's Who: Colleague spotlight
- January's How To
- New colleague in the economy team
- New department brochure
- Power outages at bio
- Specification: Cars and bikes for broader use
- AAU Mission Driven Research – An Update
- Novo Nordisk Foundation’s Start Package Grant funding programme
- The PhD and Postdoc committee in a decorative mood
- Need more computing muscles?
- Looking for future Marie Curie Fellows
- Science Slam at Studenterhuset
- Increase your impact, productivity and research output with dissemination, gadgets and gizmos
- Join the sustainability workshop ”Environmental technology, nature and biodiversity”
- New specialization in environmental processes
- Invitation for graduation ceremony
News from the management
new vice-head of department for research
Dear all,
Our current vice head of department for research, Torsten Nygaard Kristensen, has decided to reprioritize some of his efforts. We have therefore agreed that Torsten will be relieved from his responsibilities as vice head of department for research, within a reasonable time frame.
I am very happy to be able to announce that Cejna Anna Quist-Jensen has agreed to take over the role as vice head of department for research! Cejna will become co-ordinator of the Department's research strategic initiatives that extend across research areas, and participate in the faculty's Research and Innovation Committee (FIU) with a view to identifying and stimulating possible collaborative relationships between the Departments. Cejna will also be part of the Department's day-to-day management together with Niels (Vice-Head of Education and Studies) and Marianne (Head of Secretariat).
I am extremely pleased that Cejna has taken on this important task and look forward to working closely with greater emphasis on realizing the Department's research potential. The transition to the new role will be effective as of October 1st, when Cejna is expected to return from her current maternity leave. We have agreed that Cejna can participate in relevant meetings and activities, as she sees fit, from today and onwards.
/ Michael
Who's Who: Colleague spotligHt
- Name: Lars Haastrup Pedersen
- Profession: Associate Professor and Chairman of the study board
We have asked Lars a few questions, to get to know him better:
When were you employed at the department and what is your background? What different roles have you had during your time at the department?
I joined AAU to start the education in biotechnology. I was affiliated to The Department of Civil Engineering (in Danish: Institut for vand, jord og miljøteknik) where I set up the laboratory for biotechnology. We admitted the first four students to the master's program and since then the number of educations has grown to include a total of 800 students. Fortunately, I have had assistance along the way. The facilities have also become slightly different, especially when we moved from the barracks on Sohngaardsholmsvej. The barracks were functional and located adjacent to a former kindergarten that the university had rented for our offices. Some would claim that we did our best to preserve the atmosphere from the former function of this rental. A problem with the barracks was that the indoor temperature control was linked to the ventilation and this meant that ambient temperature could easily fluctuate 10 oC between the seasons. One winter, an overnight power failure caused formation of ice crystals in the injector of my GC. Here you really learned to understand the importance of thermostating your experiments. Moving to Fredrik Bajers Vej was not completely without problems, and on the personal level it caused a decrease in my basic physical shape because the bike ride distance to work was halved. So I had to do a bit of extra exercise (see photo above).
Why did you choose to go in the educational direction you did, and subsequently in terms of work?
From my time at the Carlsberg Research Center, my interests in carbohydrates, bioprocesses and beer brewing arose and they have followed me ever since, which also has had an impact on our Department. When I finished my PhD, the monthly salary promptly increased to approx. 13,000 DKK and therefore I kept my old job from my student days as a church singer. Although I occasionally struggled to meet energetic and rested on Sunday morning, I maintained my passion for classical choral singing and continued in the Budolfi Cathedral Choir here in Aalborg.
What would surprise your collegaues about you?
One of my four grandchildren is the first native citizen of Aalborg in the family. Although I grew up in a neighborhood where we were notorious for more hard-hitting arguments (as described by the Danish author Dan Turèll in ‘Vangede Billeder’), I am fairly well versed in the dialect, Vendelbomål after countless games of penny (enøres) whist with my grandparents, who had relatives among coastal fishermen living in Lønstrup.
I have always been concerned that our programs are attractive with content providing the candidates the best skills and opportunities to contribute to business and global development. This is one of the reasons why I have taken on the job as study board chairman. Our Department and the curricula have gone through a rapid development, which is really exciting and constantly striving for improvements. Although university rules and legislation have become tighter and more detailed since I started, fortunately the effort still requires pioneering spirit and ingenuity with room for own initiatives, just like when we started 30 years ago. I do not think I will ever get bored here.
January's How To
The annual performance and development reviews (MUS) are coming up, and therefore we would like to highlight the strategy for competence development, which is relevant to use at e.g performance and development reviews. As a starting point, competence development wishes are agreed upon at the annual performance and development reviews. VIP and TAP TEK send competence development requests to the head of section and Marianne Dalsgaard Brønnum, after which Marianne takes the requests to the management for discussion. TAP ADM sends competence development requests to Marianne Dalsgaard Brønnum, after which Marianne brings the requests to the management for discussion. This year, the competency focus areas are:
- VIP and TAP TEK: Individual and intensive Danish course and communication as well as project management for researchers
- TAP ADM: Competence development in relation to one's professional area and position. Additional language qualification English
New colleague in the economy team
As per 1 January 2023 we have welcomed Knud Rasmussen to the economy team in the administration. Knud has a master's degree in accounting and finance from Odense University and has extensive experience in the financial field (budgets, accounts, budget follow-up, analysis work and consultancy) from both agricultural associations and Forsvaret. Knud is 58 years old and lives in Serritslev with his wife Kirsten. They have three children – two adult children who have moved away from home and a son at boarding school. Knud is super active and plays a lot of golf at the same time as he likes to run and cycle. In addition, he is into both yoga and crossfit.
New department brochure
Looking for a descriptive and appealing introduction to Department of Chemistry & Bioscience? Our new brochure has been printed and published online. Have a look! You can get your own copies from Niels (nks@bio.aau.dk), to be handed out to research or business partners and to recruit students.
Power outages at bio
In the case of unannounced interruptions, it is necessary to be informed - for example in the case of power cuts, which can be crutial to all lab equipment. It is encouraged that the person, who hears about / or experiences the interruption forward the relevant information per e-mail to contact@bio.aau.dk.
specification: Cars and Bikes for Broader Use
A short correction after the text in decembers newsletter about cars and bikes for broader use. Some people thought they could now borrow all cars without being employed. Everyone who drives department vehicles must (as before) be employed in one form or another. However, we currently have a leased car from AVIS, which students, who are not employed, can use (employees can of course also use it). The only requirement (from AVIS) is that everyone who will be driving in the car fills in a form about reckless driving which must be submitted before starting the trip.
News from research
AAU Mission Driven Research – An Update
As you know our university’s strategy is to be mission-oriented, guided by a meaningful purpose that goes beyond our own organisation and contributes to the sustainable development of the world. Now the first two missions of Aalborg University have been chosen – to be established in 2023:
- A Sustainable Energy System in Denmark by 2045.
- Inclusiveness and Wellbeing of Children and Young People.
The management of the university chose these two from a large pool of missions. Department of Chemistry & Bioscience originally suggested four missions that was selected to the total pool from Faculty of Engineering (consisting of 13 missions):
- Harnessing the Power of Microbes
- A Sustainable Circular Plastic Sector
- Realizing a Pesticide Free Future
- Elimination of Polyfluorinated Compounds
Even though neither of the above four research missions where selected as AAU’s 2023 missions, our department and faculty will work to help the researchers develop the great ideas through other means (platforms, bubble projects, pitching for funding partners etc.). For questions ask Torsten (tnk@bio.aau.dk).
Novo Nordisk Foundation’s Start Package Grant funding programme
The department is happy to announce yet another exciting funding result, earned from our efforts to attract funding for new members of faculty through the Novo Nordisk Foundation’s Start Package Grant funding programme. With quarterly deadlines it is possible to obtain funding for establishing new research groups with candidates, who are in the recruitment process or have been newly recruited. Head of Department has as main applicant, with newly employed Associate Professor Stefan Junne and tenure track Assistant Professor Xinxin Xiao, successfully been granted two separate grants from this programme.
The PhD and Postdoc Committee in a Decorative Mood
This December the halls and aisles in Aalborg and Esbjerg was decked and decorated in part because of a competition arranged by the PhD and Postdoc Committee – in the dark month of December the door decorations really lit up everyone’s day.
The winners of the decoration competition where: Asmus Toftkær Muurmann, Neha Kiran Durugkar, Stine Frey Laursen, Hanne Lyngholm Larsen, Ninna Merethe Pedersen and Nicolai Præst Nielsen!
Need more computing muscles?
Apply for HPC computing power for your research (High Performance Computing). Right now and until 5 March, there is a new call for applications for computing time. As a researcher at a Danish university, you have various options for gaining access to computing power at both Danish and international supercomputer facilities. Recent examples of this are large grants to Morten Smedskjær and Mads Albertsen. Here at AAU CLAAUDIA is happy to help with guidance in the application process. Read more from Danish e-infrastructure Cooperation: Apply for HPC resources.
Looking for future Marie Curie Fellows
April 21 there is a registration deadline for the next Marie Curie Fellowships: The aim of the program is both to attract more talented international young researchers to AAU and to develop the international profile of AAU employed researchers. To boost the number of grants awarded by Marie Sklodowska-Curie actions under the Horizon Europe Programme, F&P will arrange an on-line Marie Curie Talent Course in week 22 (dates and time to be confirmed). The course is intended for the following Marie Sklodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellowships (MSCA-PF) with AAU as host institution:
- European Fellowships - to attract more talented international young researchers to AAU.
- Global Fellowships - to develop the international profile of AAU employed researchers by giving them the opportunity to conduct a research project partly in a research institution located in a Third Country (non- EU country) and partly at AAU.
To hear more, contact Isabelle (ifi@adm.aau.dk) or Torsten (tnk@bio.aau.dk).
Who are we looking for?
We are looking for AAU supervisors from a strong research environment, having supervisor experiences and who are recognized in their field and high quality candidates pointed out by the supervisors.
What do you need to do if you as a potential supervisor is interested?
For postdoctoral candidates to attend the AAU 2023 Marie Curie Talent Course, AAU supervisors should contact potential candidates and
Ask the candidates to register online to express their interest in participating in the course
Ask them to send their CV (template below) and an updated list of publications to the AAU Supervisor. Afterwards, the AAU supervisor will send these documents to Thomas Nielsen, Anne-Mette Bech Albrechtslund, Lisbeth Nannerup and Isabelle Fischer (Please notice, that they won’t receive a conformation e-mail).
Invitation to participate in Science Slam 2023
After an interval of a few years, Folkeuniversitetet and AAU will once again host a Science Slam event at the Studenterhuset in Aalborg. The event will take place on Thursday 27 April 2023 during the Festival of Research. You now have a unique opportunity to try your hand at short and to-the-point pitch of your research, similar to what we know from the PhD Cup etc.
The Folkeuniversitetet and AAU encourage researchers from all AAU's departments to participate.
Read more about Science Slam here
Increase your impact, productivity and research output with dissemination, gadgets and gizmos
“Impact, Gadgets and Gizmos” is the title of a half day event arranged by ReachAAUt, the network of researchers and others with an interest in dissemination and digital tools.
On Thursday January 26, 2023, the focus will be on how researchers can create impact and increase productivity and research output by using sound/podcast, print, video/photo, 3D print and robots. The event is for employees at all levels, so do not hesitate to join the event, and learn more.
The focal point will be how to use technology and technical gadgets and gizmos to increase productivity and research output and there will be exciting professional presentations that will focus on why it is important to communicate your research, what some of the barriers may be, and how to overcome them.
Time and Location: AAU INNOVATE - SCIENCE AND INNOVATION HUB, Thomas Manns Vej 25, Aalborg - 10:30-14:30. Lunch included. Sign up necessary
Join the Sustainability workshop ”Environmental Technology, Nature and Biodiversity”
February 10, 2023, the Faculty of Engineering and Science invites Faculty researchers to participate in the internal sustainability workshop on the subject “Environmental Technology, Nature and Biodiversity”.
At the workshop, you will have the opportunity to present a poster, pitch a project proposal or merely an idea for collaboration around problem formulations and potential technological solutions for nature and biodiversity preservation, drinking water and sanitation, climate actions, life on the land or below water. You may also choose to participate to be inspired by the ongoing research within the field, give feedback on the presented projects or choose to collaborate on specific projects.
By joining the workshop, you will
- Contribute to cross-faculty and interdisciplinary collaboration.
- Strengthen your own research profile.
- Get access to process and funding support for early-stage research ideas and project development.
- Contribute to AAU mission driven research and innovation.
- Influence the Faculty's profile definition within the area.
We hope to see as many of you at the workshop.
Date & Time: February 10, 2023, 11:30-16:00
Location: Innovate, Th. Manns Vej 25, Aalborg Ø – Auditorium 9220
You will find the program of the workshop here
News from studies
New specialization in Environmental processes
From September 2023, our master’s program in Environmental Science will no longer take up student. Instead it will be replaced by a new specialization in Environmental processes, and be part of the master’s program in Water and Environmental Engineering at BUILD.
Our department will be responsible for the 3rd and 4th semesters on the specialization. This builds up to a long 45-50 ECTS experimental master’s project where students will take 2-3 5 ECTS courses as part of their master thesis. During the first two semesters students will follow the existing master’s program in Water and Environmental Engineering and this will be identical for all students on that program.
The purpose of the specialization is to ensure that BIO remains involved in the Environmental science/Environment processes programs at both BSc and MSc level, thus providing our Environmental science BSc students with the opportunity to further develop their skills at master's level in areas rooted in chemistry, biology, or biotechnology, and to ensure the involvement and commitment from our department on the long term.
The specialization is broad within the areas if environmental processes, and projects as well as courses may come from both our departmental sections. Relevant research areas at BIO must offer good projects starting Fall 2024, where the new 3rd and 4th semesters will be run for the first time.
Invitation to graduation ceremony
The Faculty of Engineering and Science and The Faculty of IT and Design invites to a graduation ceremony where this winter’s graduates will be celebrated.
When: Friday February 10 2023 14:00-16:00
Where: Fredrik Bajers Vej 7A, Canteen, 9220 Aalborg East
Program:
- Welcome: Mogens Rysholt Poulsen, Dean, The Faculty of Engineering and Science
- Festive address: Kristian Thulesen Dahl, CEO, Port of Aalborg
- Presentation and celebration of graduates
- Presentation of scholarship from the Siemens Foundation
- Ending of the ceremony: Olav Geil, Pro-Dean for Education, The Faculty of Engineering and Science
As a part of the program, AAU Big Band will present a few musical elements. Relatives, teachers etc. are welcome to attend the ceremony. After ceremony refreshments will be served.
NEWS ABOUT RESEARCHERS AND STUDENTS
- Sussie Pagh, Radio4 - Kloge kragefugle
- Søren Strandskov Sørensen, American Ceramic Society Bulletin - Topological data analysis reveals hidden medium-range order in glass
- Trine Rolighed, Politiken - Vores velfærd bliver dårligere, hvis vi ikke udnytter borgernes egne data
- Sussie Pagh, Jægerforbundet.dk - Detektiver i døde dyrs indre
- Mads Koustrup Jørgensen, Watertech - Nyt forskningsprojekt skal gøre jagten på PFAS billigere
- Yuanzheng Yue, Ingeniøren - Skridtet tættere på konkurrence til silicium: Ny metode stabiliserer perovskit-solceller
- Sophie Lund Rasmussen, Radio4 - Hvad kan vi lære af døde pindsvin?
- Morten Smedskjær, AAU.dk - Aalborg University receives one of it's largest supercomputer grants ever
Meeting schedule for the Department committees
Being involved in the governing bodies at Aalborg University is one way to increase your influence and support the positive development of the university. We would like to encourage everybody to participate in this process. Therefore, in the future, an updated meeting schedule for each Department committee will be included in the newsletter, so that you know in good time when the meetings are scheduled. Please note that the agenda is prepared well in advance of the meetings, which is why any subject for the agenda should be submitted to the committee's representatives no later than one month before the date of the meeting. You will find the representatives of the committees here.
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Useful links
courses
- AAU competence development
- AAU learning lab
- Internal AAU courses
- Lær dine studerende at skrive med glæde
- Health Innovation and Entrepreneurship (School of Health Innovation)
Future events
If you want to stay updated on events and guest lectures organized by the Department, please visit the Department web for more information. If you plan to host or coordinate an activity yourself, please forward the information to Line Christensen (lch@bio.aau.dk) or Niels Krogh Søndergaard (nks@bio.aau.dk) who will provide the relevant information on the web.
HR news january 2023
New employments
- Postdoc Xuan Ge, Disordered Materials
- PhD Fellow Mohamed Faizal Ussama Jalaludeen, Disordered Materials
- Assistant Professor Martin Bonderup Østergaard, Disordered Materials
- Project Economist Knud Rasmussen, Administration
resignations
- Lab Trainee Naia Høvinghoff Johannesen, 31-01-2023
- Lab Trainee Ninna Merethe Pedersen, 31-01-2023
- Lab Trainee Nicolai Præst Nielsen, 31-01-2023
- Laboratory Technician Gitte Øland Møller, 31-01-2023
- Staff Scientist Racika Kirshnakumar, 31-01-2023
- Academic Employee Nicholas David Green, 31-01-2023
- Associate Professor Simone Daniela Langhans, 31-01-2023
Peer-reviewed articles
SDG’s
Please remember to register SDGs to your publications and projects in Pure. Your work can contribute both directly or indirectly to the goals.
Open Access Agreements
Aalborg University Library has taken out membership/licence to different Open Access publishers. The particular publishers you can find here.
Useful Guides
- How to register publications in Pure
- How to register projects in Pure
- You can find more guides to Pure here
You are advised to continually register publications in Pure as they are being published. Always link to the published publication or upload pdf of the published version of the publication for documentation.
Registration of students.
Please write Steffen at smje@bio.aau.dk if you have students as co-authors on publications. Please write their full names in the e-mail.
PEER-REVIEWED ARTicles
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Oliveira, J. M. S., Poulsen, J. S., Foresti, E., & Nielsen, J. L. (2023). Microbial communities and metabolic pathways involved in reductive decolorization of an azo dye in a two-stage AD system. Chemosphere, 310, [136731].
Zhou, Y., Yu, H., Feng, X., & Yang, M. (2022). Optimal Design of Refinery Hydrogen Networks: Reduced Superstructure and Effective Algorithm. Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Research, 61(46), 17114-17123.
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