Aarhus is cementing its position as a global IT hub with the launch of INCUBA Next, an 18-story center for innovation. Close collaboration with the department ensures that groundbreaking research in AI, cryptography, and programming fuels innovative businesses and IT solutions.

We are happy to announce that the research paper ‘The Nextgen Modality: A Modality for Non-Frame-Preserving Updates in Separation Logic’ has received the CPP 2025 Distinguished Paper Award.

In episode 5 of Computer Science - The Aarhus Way, Associate Professor Eve Hoggan shares insights into HCI research and how this field blends computer science, psychology, and design to make technology more human-centered.

Episode 4 of 'Computer Science - The Aarhus Way' delves into algorithms and machine learning with Professor Kasper Green Larsen. He discusses how machine learning simplifies tasks like recognizing patterns, with examples ranging from smartwatches detecting activities to revolutionary AI applications like ChatGPT and generative art tools.

How do you defend 1,500 baggage systems from cyberattacks? Beumer has teamed up with Jaco van de Pol and his team to secure airport logistics worldwide. Read the article and discover how attack-defense trees and advanced algorithms are reshaping IoT security.