Research activities from the Galileo Platform project featured in DR2 “Viden Om”
On November 10 the research activities from the Galileo Platform project were featured in the DR2 “Viden Om” broadcast about the “GPS Revolution”. Professor Kaj Grønbæk informed about their research into indoor positioning and in particular the FireSafe system being developed in collaboration with Systemetic. The Galileo Platform project is supported by the Danish National Advanced Technology Foundation.
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The broadcast can be found on http://www.dr.dk/DR2/VidenOm/Programmer/Oversigt/20090106160624.htm
Read about the Galileo Platform project http://cs.au.dk/research/centers-and-projects/galileo/
Computer Science Day 2012
2012.05.21 | Featured, Frontpage
15 minutes to introduce your research. This is the concept of The Computer Science Day which is held in Large Auditorium (Incuba Science Park - Katrinebjerg), Friday the 25th of May from 13.15-15.45. For the first time in the history of the Computer Science Department at AU we will award the Teacher of the year.
And the nominees are....
2012.05.03 | Featured, Frontpage
On Computer Science Day 2012 on May 25, the Department of Computer Science will award "The teacher of the year" prize for the first time. The nominees for this year's prize are: Gudmund Frandsen, Ivan Damgaard, Gerth Brodal, Olivier Danvy and Jesper Buus Nielsen.
Facebook on charm offensive at the Department of Computer Science
2012.05.01 | Featured, Frontpage
We're hiring - a message which is understandable. The sender is Facebook who showed up on April 26 to find the absolute best software students.
Danish Minister experienced research at eye level
2012.04.25 | Featured, Frontpage
On this year’s Festival of Research both computer scientists from the EcoSense project and MADALGO got the opportunity to show the Danish Minister of Science, Innovation and Higher Education how computer science research addresses this year's theme of Europe's challenges.
Google Anita Borg Memorial for Ph.D. Students at Computer Science
2012.04.24 | Featured, Frontpage
For the second year running two female Ph.D. Students at Computer Science receive Google Anita Borg Memorial Scholars. This year the first-year Ph.D. Students Barbora Micenkova and Simina Branzel are among the winners. The award focuses on breaking down barriers and aims for more women in computing. Barbora Micenkova‘s main research interest lies…