Previous talks

I would like to invite you to celebrate a 25 year old high-impact paper from Department of Computer Science, AU. To my knowledge, the paper is…

16 nov

Fredag 16. november 2018, kl. 15:15 Building 5335, room 016 (Peter Bøgh Auditorium)

The digital society, including our personal life, depends increasingly on software. Software errors are annoying, hinder productivity, screw up our…

26 okt

Fredag 26. oktober 2018, kl. 15:15 Nygaard-016 (5335-016). Åbogade 34, 8200 Aarhus N

In this talk, we will discuss software-based microarchitectural attacks, with a focus on Meltdown and Spectre.

5 okt

Fredag 5. oktober 2018, kl. 15:15 Building 5335, room 016 (Peter Bøgh Auditorium)

Abbreviations are convenient when we refer to a concept again and again, in particular if it is a long or complicated term. Naturally, due to the…

14 sep

Fredag 14. september 2018, kl. 15:15 Building 5335, room 016 (Peter Bøgh Auditorium)

It is well known that if you want to prevent aliens (or just other people) from reading your thoughts, you can simply wear a tinfoil hat. However, as…

22 jun

Fredag 22. juni 2018, kl. 15:15 5510-103 Store Aud.

Inauguration Lecture: Hans-Jörg Schulz

9 maj

Onsdag 9. maj 2018, kl. 15:15 Peter Bøgh Andersen Auditorium (5335-016)

Abstract

With starting point in her newly started ERC grant, Susanne Bødker will talk about the digital objects that people, in everyday life as well…

2 mar

Fredag 2. marts 2018, kl. 15:15 5510-104 InCuba Lille Aud.

How worried should we be?

2 feb

Fredag 2. februar 2018, kl. 15:15 5335-016 Nygaard, Peter Bøgh Andersen Auditoriet

- An Introduction to Iris

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Marianne Dammand Iversen

Institut for Datalogi

Previous talks

CS Colloquium - Martin Møller: A Scaled Conjugate Gradient Algorithm for Fast Supervised Learning

CS Colloquium - Jaco van de Pol: Automated Verification: can Brute Force be Smart?

CS Colloquium - Daniel Gruss: Software-based Microarchitectural Attacks: What do we learn from Meltdown and Spectre?

CS Colloquium - Ira Assent: Briefly confused? It's not you, it's the context

CS Colloquium - Jesper Buus Nielsen: An Encrypted Glance

CS Colloquium - Hans-Jörg Schultz: Towards the LEGOization of Data Visualization

CS Colloquium - Susanne Bødker: What would it take to establish an open and malleable Fjæsbog 2.0 (TM), and why don’t we?

CS Colloquium - Ivan Damgård: Can Quantum Computers Really Break Any Encryption Scheme?

CS Colloquium - Lars Birkedal: Logic and Semantics for Modern Programming Languages