Guidelines with examples

A new web domain will always be created as an alias (shortcut/redirect) to a page under the department web page to which the employee belongs, or to a page under one of AU's shared domains (projects.au.dk, conferences.au.dk or the corresponding Danish).

The guidelines on this page are identical to AU's common guidelines for web domains, but the examples below are for Nat-Tech.

Link to AU's guide to ordering a new website

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Pages in AU-design

All pages are by default in AU-design. See the following three examples:

Alias / redirect

Landing page

Grant / collaboration

mechanogeometry.au.dk

projects.au.dk/mechanogeometry

Villum Fonden Synergy grant shared between two employees at the Department of Mathematics and the Department of Biological and Chemical Engineering respectively.

biochange.au.dk

bio.au.dk/en/research/research-centres/biochange

Villum Investigator grant from Villum Fonden to employee at Department of Biology.

ccq.au.dk

phys.au.dk/ccq

Danish National Research Foundation grant to employee at Department of Physics and Astronomy.

Option for neutral (non-AU) design

All pages are by default in AU-design. However, if you as an employee at Aarhus University represent an equal collaboration with one or more institutions outside AU, we can offer you a webpage in a neutral design. The webpage must still be a subpage to a department page or a subpage to one of AU's shared domains (projects.au.dk, conferences.au.dk or the corresponding Danish).

Alias / redirect

Landing page

Grant / collaboration

c4future.eu

projects.au.dk/c4future

The project is based on an EU grant and coordinated by an employee at the Danish Centre For Food And Agriculture.

norbarag.net

projects.au.dk/norbarag

A collaboration between Nordic and Baltic institutions, where coordinator is employed at Department of Agroecology.

ida.au.dk

phys.au.dk/ida/

IDA is a national center funded by the Danish Agency for Science, Technology and Innovation, where head of center is employed by The Department of Physics and Astronomy.