The EU is currently considering the bill, known as ‘chat control’, which will allow governments to serve “detection orders” on technology companies, requiring them to scan private emails and messages for “indicators of child abuse”. This bill is strongly criticized by experts across Europe as they point out that the bill will undermine the privacy…

Ken Pfeuffer, a young pioneering computer scientist, has embarked on a remarkable research journey that reached new heights during Apple's presentation of the Vision Pro headset*, as it turns out that the device utilizes a technology similar to the “gaze+pinch” interaction principle that he published back in 2017.

Congratulations to associate professor Kristoffer Arnsfelt Hansen who received a best paper award for "Computational Complexity of Decision Problems About Nash Equilibria in Win-Lose Multi-player Games" at SAGT 2023, the 16th International Symposium on Algorithmic Game Theory.

ScienceReport.dk has spoken to associate professor Diego Aranha about his research within Cryptographic Engineering and why he left Brazil to settle down in Denmark with his family. Read the interview (in Danish) by clicking the link.

This spring, Frederik Kjær Sørensen, Magnus Frisk & Mads Kristian Steen Vejrup completed their bachelor degree in IT-Product Development with the project ChromaNails under the supervision of Michael Wessely.