2019.11.19 | Public/media, Featured, CS frontpage
Congratulations to Kasper Green Larsen, who is among the 35 outstanding Sapere Aude research leaders, whom the Independent Research Fund Denmark has pointed out as being among the most capable young researchers. Kasper receives DKK 6,185,861 for his project "Data Structure Techniques in Cryptography and Machine Learning".
2019.11.18 | CS frontpage, Public/media, Featured
Congratulations to alumni Martin Mortensen, who was named IT Developer Talent 2019. IT talent is a competition hosted by Version2, Ingeniøren and Jobfinder where the IT Talents 2019 - in the categories consultant, developer and project manager - are announced.
2019.11.15 | CS frontpage, Featured, Public/media
According to a new survey, the city of Aarhus is the best student city in Denmark. Aarhus scored high across several key parameters: Career Opportunities, Education Institution Quality and City Reputation. All of them are categories that prospective students value the most.
2019.11.13 | CS frontpage, Featured, Public/media
Jesper Buus Nielsen and his team work hard on their blockhcain research. The plan is for Concordium to launch their product in 2020, and if all go according to plan it could revolutionize the way deals and transactions are verified - and make DK a pioneer country within fintech [article in Danish].
2019.11.10 | CS frontpage, Featured, Public/media
For the 14th time, the Department of Computer Science at Aarhus University opened its doors to IT Camp for girls. This year there has been a huge interest for exchanging the autumn holiday with IT Camp, and with 55 participants from all over the country, the organisers can report a record-high number of participants.
2019.10.30 | Public/media, Featured, CS frontpage
Congratulations to PhD student Svend Christian Svendsen who has received a travel scholarship from the STIBO foundation. Svend will use his DKK 25.000 for his stay abroad at Duke University in North Carolina.
2019.10.28 | CS frontpage, Featured, Public/media
In a pilot project, SCALGO and the Danish Meteorological Institute have launched a new national flood risk forecasting tool. The algorithm in the tool is based on research from Lars Arge's group at the department.
2019.10.24 | Open house, CS frontpage, Featured, Public/media
This week, 62 high school students are joining our department for the annual study trial, where they will to get an insight into the life as a student at Aarhus University.
2019.10.23 | Public/media, Featured, CS frontpage
Congratulations to PhD student Mirzel Avdic who has received a travel scholarship from the STIBO foundation. Mirzel will use the DKK 40.000 for his stay abroad at University College London.
2019.10.22 | CS frontpage, Featured, Public/media
We are proud to announce that THE World University Rankings has ranked the Department of Computer Science at Aarhus University as number 1 in Denmark, in their 2020 ranking.
2019.11.04 | COBRA
On Saturday November 2nd, the COBRA researchers Bas Spitters and Danil Annenkov gave a presentation about blockchain technology for the Danish association Datalogiforeningen. Further details about the event and the association can be found here: https://www.datalogforeningen.dk/stormoede-2019-indbydelse/
2019.10.28 | COBRA
On Friday November 1st, Postdoc Sabine Oechsner will give a talk about Blockchain Research at Aarhus University at the annual conference for IT professionals Driving IT 2019. In the talk Sabine will give an overview of the research activities in COBRA. Driving IT 2019 is hosted by IDA, a Danish association for technology, natural…
2019.10.15 | Public/media, Featured, CS frontpage
Gerth Stølting Brodal and Lars Arge have received 6 mio DKK from the independent research fund to develop new algorithms that efficiently utilize the block transfers in modern memory hierarchies, and thus can more efficiently process large volumes of data. Congratulations!
2019.10.15 | CS frontpage, Featured, Public/media
Two years ago a group of 10 international students commenced the Master’s programme in Computer Science at Aarhus University. It was the first time the programme admitted a larger group of international students and they all graduated this summer. Read Stefan and Miguel's stories.
2019.10.14 | Public/media, Featured, CS frontpage
Magnus Madsen has received 2,5 mio DKK from the independent research fund to invetigate a unified programming model for functional and declarative logic programming. Congratulations!
2019.10.13 | Public/media, Students, Future students, Featured, CS frontpage
This year Girls’ Day in Science set a new record with a turnup of more than 3200 girls attending the event. The girls attending the event were able to meet women working in the field, scientists, and students, whom they could take example from and get an insight into their field. Furthermore, they were able to have their eyes opened for all…
2019.10.10 | COBRA
Daniel Tschudi from Concordium AG will visit COBRA as visiting researcher from October 12 to 19, 2019.
2019.10.09 | Public/media, Featured, CS frontpage
Marianne G. Petersen and her colleagues from School of Communication and Culture, Ole Iversen and Rachel Smith, have received 10 mio DKK to investigate how we make digital technology such as artificial intelligence accessible to children so that they learn about the consequences of using it.
2019.10.09 | Public/media, Featured, CS frontpage
Congratulations to Ira Assent and Hans Jörg Schulz, who are part of the new Hospital@Night project which is funded by Innovation Fund Denmark.
2019.10.08 | COBRA
On Friday this week the COBRA researchers Jakob Botsch Nielsen, Danil Annenkov and Bas Spitters will give two lectures at FMBC19: "Towards a Smart Contract Verification Framework in Coq" and "Smart Contract Interactions in Coq". FMBC19 is the 1st Workshop on Formal Methods for Blockchains and will take…
