2024

• The nitrogen cycle: from microbial transformations to global budgets (11-15 November 2024)
• Wetlands (7-11 October 2024)
• Modelling production and environmental impacts of cropping and grassland systems using APSIM (23 -27 September 2024)
• Hands-on Liquid Chromatography–Mass spectrometry course in the analysis of small molecules (phytochemicals, contaminants, primary metabolites) (10 June – 21 June 2024)

2023

• SOM and organically bound nutrients - turnover and stabilization (September - November 2023)
• Wetlands (4-9 September 2023)
• Bioactive Molecules in Agroecology (7 - 18 August 2023)
• Hands-on Liquid Chromatography–Mass spectrometry course in the analysis of small molecules (phytochemicals, contaminants, primary metabolites) (12–23 June 2023)
• Electromagnetic Soil Sensors – Theory & Applications (5 – 11 June 2023)
• Merging Measurements and Modeling in Soil Physics (8 – 13 May 2023)

2022

• Arctic soils (14-21 August 2022)
• Bioactive Molecules in Agroecology (8-19 August 2022)
• Isotopes for nutrient and organic matter cycling studies – theory and applications (April-June 2022)
• Wetlands (5–10 September 2022)
• Hands-on Liquid Chromatography–Mass spectrometry course in the analysis of small molecules (phytochemicals, contaminants, primary metabolites) (13 June - 24 June 2022)

2021

• Hands-on Liquid Chromatography–Mass spectrometry course in the analysis of small molecules (phytochemicals, contaminants, primary metabolites) (7–18 June 2021)
• Bioactive Molecules in Agroecology (2-13 August 2021)
• Arctic Soils (14-21 August 2021)
• Near infrared spectroscopy in soil science (9-12 September 2021)
• SOM and organically bound nutrients - turnover and stabilization (September - November 2021) 

2020

• Near infrared spectroscopy in soil science (16-21 November 2020) (CANCELLED)
• C and N flows in cover crop and grassland-based systems (19-23 October 2020)
• Arctic Soils (CANCELLED)
• Hands-on Liquid Chromatography–Mass spectrometry course in the analysis of small molecules (phytochemicals, contaminants, primary metabolites) (8-19 June 2020)
   

 2019

• SOM and organically bound nutrients - turnover and stabilization (September - November 2019)
• Hands-on Liquid Chromatography–Mass spectrometry course in the analysis of small molecules (phytochemicals, contaminants, primary metabolites) (11-21 June 2019)
• Description, sampling and classifications of Danish soils based on field studies (6-12 May 2019)
• Soil Deformation and Fragmentation: Visualization, Measurements, Modelling and Functioning (18-23 March 2019)

2025:

• Applied mixed modelling with R (7-9 January 2025)
• Gut biology and health (Summer 2025)

2024:

• Generalized additive modelling with R (10 – 12 December 2024)
• Multivariate analysis of biological data using R (6 – 8 August 2024)
• Feed Ration Planning in Dairy Cattle Herds (5 to 15 August 2024)
• Animal pain (15-19 January 2024)

2023:

• Hands-on mass spectrometry for the analyses of biomarkers/metabolites using quantitative and explorative techniques (26 October – 3 November 2023)

• Carbohydrates with emphasis on nutrition and intestinal health of nonruminant animals (14 August – 25 August 2023)

• Feed Ration Planning in Dairy Cattle Herds (7 to 17 August 2023)

2022:

• Economics of animal health and welfare management (24 – 28 October 2022 and 30 November - 1 December 2022)

• Multivariate analysis of biological data using R (19-23 September 2022)

• Gut Biology and Health (27 June – 8 July 2022)

• Trends in Stress Biology – Interpretation of animal stress responses (13 – 17 June 2022)

2021:

• Measuring and assessing animal welfare at herd level (29/3 - 9/4 2021)
• Hands-on mass spectrometry for the analyses of minerals, amino acids, short chain fatty acids (SCFA) and other biomarkers/metabolites using quantitative and explorative techniques (1-5 November 2021)

2020:

• Scientific analysis of transition and change processes related to animal agriculture (2-6 November 2020)
• Nutrient absorption and metabolism (August 2020)
• Animal Pain (9-13 March 2020)

2019:

• Gut Biology and Health (12-23 August 2019)
• Feed ration planning in dairy cattle herds (5-15 August 2019)
• Carbohydrates with emphasis on nutrition and intestinal health of non-ruminant animals (17-28 June 2019)

2025:

• Bayesian Hierarchical Modelling (7-11 April 2025)

• Agent based modelling using the FlexSem marine model framework (20-22 January 2025)

2024:

• Introduction to AI and Machine Learning in Image Segmentation
• Bayesian Hierarchical Modelling (March 2024)

2023:

• Environmental monitoring in the arctic, with a particular focus on greenhouse gas flux studies: Part 2 (BEFLUX) (12-19 June 2023)

2022:

• UArctic summer school on Plastic in the marine Arctic – from sources to solutions (1-5 August 2022)

• Environmental monitoring in the Arctic, with a particular focus on greenhouse gas flux studies - UArctic summer school – BEFLUX (12-22 September)

2021:

• Bayesian statistic in aquatic and terrestrial ecology (Autumn 2021 –Spring 2022)

• ALMaSS: A systems simulation approach to environmental and wildlife management (18-22 October 2021)

2020:

• Data Science with R and RStudio for the Life Sciences (Intermediate level) (5-9 October 2020)
• Quantitative Plant Ecology (9-13 November 2020)

2019:

• Mussel mitigation cultures; mussel growth, environmental quality and site selections (18-25 August 2019)
• Constructed Wetlands for Water Pollution Control (15-17 June 2019)
• Climate Change and Scenario modelling in Catchments with SWAT (SWAT lab. course) (27-29 May 2019)
• Basic data handling and statistics using R (11-15 March 2019)

2024:

• Integrated Nonlinear Photonics (14–18 October 2024)

• Online analytical chemistry: Instrumentation, application, and data analysis (Q1 2024)

2023:

• Natural Product Biosynthesis (Autumn 2023)

• Nonlinear Integrated Photonics (16–20 October 2023)

2021:

• PhD Journal Club course (Spring and Autumn semester 2021)

 
2020:

• Bioprocessing in the Arctic (Postponed to 2021. More information to be announced.)
   

2019:

• Simulation of model predictive control in buildings (6 November - 13 December 2019)
• Journal Club on Scientific Writing in Engineering (April - May 2019)
• Network Coding: Theory and Applications (1 March - 1 June 2019)
• Analysis techniques for the transformation of buildings and distribution networks to 4^th generation district heating (4GDH) (21-25 January 2019)

2023:

• 3rd International Summer School on Non-Targeted Metabolomics Data Mining for Biomedical Research (2023)

• Land use, carbon sequestration, and cost-effective climate policy (26-29 September 2023)

• The socio-cultural dimensions of green transition (30 October – 3 November 2023)

2022:

• Climate change Effects on Nature and Society in the Arctic (August 2022)

2021:

• Introduction to Environmental Metabolomics (15-22 September 2021)

2020:

• The environmental impact of the agricultural sector: assessment methodologies toward a circular economy perspective (23-27 November 2020)
• Circular Bioeconomy (22-26 June 2020, online)

2024:

• Dairy protein biochemistry and proteomics (10-11 June 2024)

• Applied methods in crop physiology (8-12 April 2024)

2023:

• Introduction to multivariate data analysis (chemometrics) (4-18 December 2023)

• Introduction to metabolomics (27 November 2023 – 8 January 2024)

• Applied methods in crop physiology (27-31 March 2023)

2022:

• Bio-functional food; health promoting effects beyond nutrition (1-4 November 2022)
• Introduction to multivariate data analysis (chemometrics) (12 September - 3 October)
• Introduction to metabolomics (5-28 September 2022)
• Dairy Protein Biochemistry (27-29 June 2022)
• Applied methods in crop physiology (4-8 April 2022)

2021:

• Bio-functional food; health promoting effects beyond nutrition (September/October 2021)
• Introduction to metabolomics (April 2021)
• Introduction to multivariate data analysis - chemometrics (April 2021)

2020:

• Applied methods in crop physiology (20-24 April 2020)
• Introduction to multivariate data analysis - chemometrics (2020) (CANCELLED)
• Introduction to metabolomics (2020) (CANCELLED)

2019:

• Dairy protein biochemistry and proteomics (14-15 November 2019)
• Introduction to metabolomics (25 April - 21 May 2019)  
• Introduction to multivariate data analysis (chemometrics) (29 April - 20 May 2019)

2021:

• Analysis of GWAS data with a focus on prediction of complex traits (September 2021)

• Aarhus Comprehensive Computational Entomology Summer School (ACCESS) (30 September - 4 October 2024)