At the Department, we are happy to announce that we are part of the DIGITAL TECH SUMMIT, which will take place in Copenhagen this November. The event will be Denmark's unifying showcase for digital technologies and a venue for strong research environments, technology leading companies and start-ups.

Starting Wednesday 28 April you will need to use the Kviktest app when you take a supervised self-test at AU. The app will allow you to register your test result quickly and securely on your own smartphone. Supervisors at the test sites will assist you in using the app.

To foster an open and inclusive environment, we as students, employees and guests at Department of Computer Science, Aarhus University pledge to do our utmost to make working and studying at Department of Computer Science a harassment-free and accessible experience for everyone, regardless of age, body size, ability, ethnicity, sex characteristics, gender identity and expression, level of experience, education, socio-economic status, nationality, appearance, race, religion or sexual identity and orientation.

Congratulations to Professor Hans Gellersen, who has been selected to receive the ERC Advanced Grant (EUR 2.5 million). In the GEMINI (Gaze and Eye Movement in Interaction) project, Hans Gellersen will conduct research in eye gaze, 3D User Interfaces, Eye-head coordination, Body-based interfaces and Touchless interaction.

From April 21, it is possible for AU students and staff to get tested for covid-19, in the Nygaard building. The test is a supervised self-test in the nose. Click on the link for more information about what to bring and how to book a test.

Postdoc Simon Wimmer from the Logic and Semantics research group at Department of Computer Science, receives the highly prestigious Marie Sklodowska-Curie individual European fellowhip of EUR 207.312.

How do you get children interested in mathematics? You develop a game where the participants must use their mathematical and logical sense to save the Earth from disasters such as mudslides, tsunamis and hurricanes. Associate Professor Kasper Green Larsen has been involved in developing the new mathematics and computer science course for the Science Club (Videnskabsklubben), which will be rolled out in the autumn of 2021.

A new, national pioneer center for artificial intelligence research is expected to open at the end of 2021. Headed by world-leading American AI researcher, Serge Belongie, and with DKK 350 million from the Danish National Research Foundation, the Novo Nordisk Foundation, the Carlsberg Foundation, the Villum Foundation and the Lundbeck Foundation, the center will conduct world-class artificial intelligence research focusing on societal challenges, people and design, while putting Denmark at the international forefront.

In 2020, Srikanth Srinivasan started as Associate Professor at the Department of Computer Science.

Srikanth's research interests lie primarily in the field of computational complexity, which seeks to understand the computational resources in order to perform natural computational tasks.

In 2020, Sigdem Aslay started as Tenure Track Assistant Professor in the Data-Intensive Systems research group at the Department of Computer Science.

Cigdem's main research interest lies in developing large-scale data mining and machine learning methods to model, understand and improve the functioning of social, information, and networked systems.

At the Department, we are happy to announce that we are part of the DIGITAL TECH SUMMIT, which will take place in Copenhagen this November. The event will be Denmark's unifying showcase for digital technologies and a venue for strong research environments, technology leading companies and start-ups.

Starting Wednesday 28 April you will need to use the Kviktest app when you take a supervised self-test at AU. The app will allow you to register your test result quickly and securely on your own smartphone. Supervisors at the test sites will assist you in using the app.

This afternoon at 14:00 Associate Professor Bas Spitters will be giving a speed lecture at the Festival of Research 2021 about "How not to loose…

To foster an open and inclusive environment, we as students, employees and guests at Department of Computer Science, Aarhus University pledge to do our utmost to make working and studying at Department of Computer Science a harassment-free and accessible experience for everyone, regardless of age, body size, ability, ethnicity, sex characteristics, gender identity and expression, level of experience, education, socio-economic status, nationality, appearance, race, religion or sexual identity and orientation.

Congratulations to Professor Hans Gellersen, who has been selected to receive the ERC Advanced Grant (EUR 2.5 million). In the GEMINI (Gaze and Eye Movement in Interaction) project, Hans Gellersen will conduct research in eye gaze, 3D User Interfaces, Eye-head coordination, Body-based interfaces and Touchless interaction.

From April 21, it is possible for AU students and staff to get tested for covid-19, in the Nygaard building. The test is a supervised self-test in the nose. Click on the link for more information about what to bring and how to book a test.

Postdoc Simon Wimmer from the Logic and Semantics research group at Department of Computer Science, receives the highly prestigious Marie Sklodowska-Curie individual European fellowhip of EUR 207.312.

How do you get children interested in mathematics? You develop a game where the participants must use their mathematical and logical sense to save the Earth from disasters such as mudslides, tsunamis and hurricanes. Associate Professor Kasper Green Larsen has been involved in developing the new mathematics and computer science course for the Science Club (Videnskabsklubben), which will be rolled out in the autumn of 2021.

A new, national pioneer center for artificial intelligence research is expected to open at the end of 2021. Headed by world-leading American AI researcher, Serge Belongie, and with DKK 350 million from the Danish National Research Foundation, the Novo Nordisk Foundation, the Carlsberg Foundation, the Villum Foundation and the Lundbeck Foundation, the center will conduct world-class artificial intelligence research focusing on societal challenges, people and design, while putting Denmark at the international forefront.

In 2020, Srikanth Srinivasan started as Associate Professor at the Department of Computer Science.

Srikanth's research interests lie primarily in the field of computational complexity, which seeks to understand the computational resources in order to perform natural computational tasks.