On Monday 10 September Aarhus University opened two new research laboratories: the Danish Digital Humanities Laboratory (DIGHUMLAB) to improve the digital facilities for research in the humanities; and the particle accelerator Astrid2 (Aarhus STorage RIng in Denmark 2) to replace the old particle accelerator at the university and give researchers a range of entirely new options for studying the smallest components that make up our universe.

Read more at dighumlab.dk and isa.au.dk