We offer a two-hour course on how to prepare for the Master’s thesis to all students who are – or soon will be - writing their Master’s thesis. The course will take place on Tuesday October 6, from 15:15 – 17:00 in Incuba Science Park, lecture room 112. Anders Møller will give advice on choosing a subject, finding a thesis supervisor, exam and inform about rules and regulations. External speaker, Tine Wirenfeldt, will give good advice on how to get started and how to structure your work. We very much urge you to take advantage of the opportunity to attend this Master’s thesis preparation course. This course is one of more initiatives directed at Master’s degree students which will be repeated each semester. Please send a mail to Svanborg@cs.au.dk if you want to attend the course.
29.09.2009 |
EliteForsk travel grant to Ian Zerny
09.02.2012 | Featured, Frontpage
Ian Zerny was among the 3 PhD students from the AU, who receives the EliteForsk travel grant when Prince Joachim and education minister Morten Østergaard Thursday 9 February handed over this year’s EliteForsk grants at the Glyptotek in Copenhagen.
CTIC hosts students from Tsinghua University
06.02.2012 | Featured, Frontpage
During this Spring semester, six Chinese students from Tsinghua University are visiting CTIC (Center for the Theory of Interactive Computation) which is a cooperation between Aarhus University and Tsinghua University, Beijing. Wei Hu, Chengang Wu, Shiteng Chen, Chengu Wang and Zhen Zhong will work on approximation algorithms, analysis of Boolean…
EcoSense kick-off meeting
20.01.2012 | EcoSense, Featured, Frontpage
On February 7, 2012, a kick-off meeting is held to start up the new EcoSense project. The objectives of the meeting are among others to: Get an introduction to the research topics to be addressed, get an understanding of the company and green city challenges for the research effort, develop descriptions of the first use scenarios for the…
PhD calls - deadline February 1, 2012
19.01.2012 | EcoSense
Applications are invited for a PhD scholarship within the EcoSense project. We admit three PhD students related to the following research subjects from the project: 1) Collective Sensing methods for environmental indicators, 2) Data Mining and Macroscopic Analysis for time and location stamped data streams, 3) Visualization and…
Annual Report 2011
20.12.2011 | Featured, Frontpage
The head of department Kurt Jensen initiates the annual report 2011 with a huge thank to all employees followed by an overview of activities, prizes and new recruitments during 2011 as well as a collection of articles with some of the most important news of the year.