Welcome to Amin Timany who will join the Department of Computer Science in April 2020 as a Tenure-track Assistant Professor. 

Amin Timany has a…

With more than a quarter of a billion DKK, and in close collaboration with more than 50 industrial partners, Danish researchers and experts are now joining forces in the MADE FAST development project, aiming to make Danish production more efficient, flexible and sustainable.

Congratulations to Professor Ira Assent (Department of Computer Science) and Professor Birgit Schiøtt (Department of Chemistry and iNANO) who have received a VILLUM Synergy grant of DKK 3.0 million for development of new cluster models that can provide a more accurate insight into proteins at the molecular level.

Aarhus University has received 15,582 applications via quota 2 this year, which is an increase of 9% compared to 2019. A 9% increase is also seen in AU’s number of first-priority applicants where 5,802 has choose a study program at Aarhus University.

Head of Department Kaj Grønbæk gives a covid-19 status for CS. Also find relevant links for both students and employees.

The Ministry of Higher Education and Science has decided to postpone the deadline for applications for admission to higher education via quota 2 by one week. The new deadline is Sunday, March 22, 2020 at 12 noon.

The official Danish guidelines regarding coronavirus have been greatly intensified. This also has consequences at the department where teaching, events, and social gatherings are cancelled or postponed. For now, all teaching activities are cancelled, and the department is under lock-down, meaning that students and staff are not allowed to enter the buildings.

Congratulations to PhD student Martin Toldam Torp who has received a travel grant from the STIBO foundation. Martin will use his DKK 38.000 for his stay at University of Stuttgart.

Welcome to Amin Timany who will join the Department of Computer Science in April 2020 as a Tenure-track Assistant Professor. 

Amin Timany has a…

With more than a quarter of a billion DKK, and in close collaboration with more than 50 industrial partners, Danish researchers and experts are now joining forces in the MADE FAST development project, aiming to make Danish production more efficient, flexible and sustainable.

Congratulations to Professor Ira Assent (Department of Computer Science) and Professor Birgit Schiøtt (Department of Chemistry and iNANO) who have received a VILLUM Synergy grant of DKK 3.0 million for development of new cluster models that can provide a more accurate insight into proteins at the molecular level.

Aarhus University has received 15,582 applications via quota 2 this year, which is an increase of 9% compared to 2019. A 9% increase is also seen in AU’s number of first-priority applicants where 5,802 has choose a study program at Aarhus University.

Head of Department Kaj Grønbæk gives a covid-19 status for CS. Also find relevant links for both students and employees.

The Ministry of Higher Education and Science has decided to postpone the deadline for applications for admission to higher education via quota 2 by one week. The new deadline is Sunday, March 22, 2020 at 12 noon.

As a consequence of the COVID-19 situation, it has been decided to cancel TPBC20 on the scheduled dates. Once we have more information about the…

The official Danish guidelines regarding coronavirus have been greatly intensified. This also has consequences at the department where teaching, events, and social gatherings are cancelled or postponed. For now, all teaching activities are cancelled, and the department is under lock-down, meaning that students and staff are not allowed to enter the buildings.

The accepted talks for TPBC20 have been announced. COBRA researchers are represented in five out of 20 accepted talks. Find the list of accepted talks…

Congratulations to PhD student Martin Toldam Torp who has received a travel grant from the STIBO foundation. Martin will use his DKK 38.000 for his stay at University of Stuttgart.