Within just two weeks IMC researcher Mette Løvschal was awarded not one but two postdoctoral grants worth a total of DKK 2,6 million. We talked to the happy IMC archeologist about the two projects and what the grants mean for her future plans.

Four IMC people are the rockstars in a new music video which is now making the rounds on the internet. The music video is an untraditional PR-campaign for AU's new Masters programme in Cognitive Science.

For PhD Students and early Postdocs modelling social-ecological systems in the context of natural resource use. From 5 July to 10 July 2015 in Kohren-Sahlis near Leipzig, Germany.

Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies (AIAS) has announce up to 12 AIAS-COFUND Fellowships are available for talented researchers in the second round of applications. Deadline for applications is 11 February.

"Brains in the Making: emerging models, methods, and modes of working", Durham University (19th and 20th March 2015). 30 places available to applicants.

Neuroconscience blogger and IMC affiliate Micah Allen is one of the world's most followed scientists on Twitter. That has now earned him a spot on Science Magazine's Top 50 list of Science Stars on Twitter among such celebrities as Neil DeGrasse Tyson, Brian Cox and Richard Dawkins. Read this Q&A with Micah about his success as a science Twitterer.

Hierarchies of goals, God-like creation of the world, viking spirit and navigating the blue sea. The topics range far and wide in this lively breakfast conversation between Andreas Roepstorff and the Friths. All served with good Danish pastry and coffee.

After two months of field work in Liberia, IMC researcher Theresa Ammann was called home due to concerns for her safety. Ebola had reached the capitol Monrovia and was spinning out of control. Back in Aarhus Theresa wrote this article about the crisis in Liberia and all the problems making a bad situation worse.

"Bias in Auditory Perception" is the name of an international linguistics conference to be held at Aarhus University from 18-20 September. The woman behind the conference is IMC researcher Marjoleine Sloos. But what exactly is bias in auditory perception and why do we need a conference about it? We asked Marjoleine.

After months of hard work and late nights at the IMC, archeologist Mette Løvschal could finally turn in her PhD dissertation last week. "Lines in the Landscape - Boundaries of the Mind" is the title. Read an excerpt of the summary here.