• Social distancing at all times.
• Use face masks in labs and common areas.
• 1 person per kitchen and similar – No gathering in the same room for lunch. Remember to clean thoroughly after use.
• 1 person per office – short necessary meetings or consultations in offices can happen, but please try to plan outside meetings as a general rule.
• 2 m distance requirements in labs. Always use face masks.
• Presence must still be registered on a daily basis.

Update 21 April:

• The general distance requirement is changed, so that one must now always keep at least 1 meter distance and 2 meters whenever possible.
• However, at Dept. of Chemistry, the current estimated maximum capacity of 2 persons per window will remain.

Starting 06 April, ALL presence at campus is only allowed carrying a negative COVID-19 test taken less than 72 hours ago.

• AU will perform random control of people present.
• Please plan for testing well in advance and have the valid test result at hand.
• Have a “corona-pass” installed on your phone or bring a print-out.
• Coming to campus every day will require planning and at least two weekly tests with negative result. 

Update 21 April: Other important changes for test requirements:

• If you have received your final vaccine more than 14 days ago, you are now exempt from the test requirements, but must be able to show documentation.
• If you have a positive test that is more than 14 days, but less than 180 days old, you are exempt from the negative test requirement.
• If you should get a positive quick-test (antigen), you must isolate immediately, and get a PCR test to confirm the result as soon as possible. If the PCR test is also positive, infection detection procedures will begin at this point, and you must contact the department (Jacob Ramsay or Peter Hald)

Please read the updated guidelines here