Congratulations to the Aarhus based tech start-up Humio, which has been acquired by American IT security company CrowdStrike for DKK 2.4 billion. Humio was founded just 4 years ago by a number of former Trifork colleagues, including CTO Kresten Krab Thorup, who has is a PhD from the department.

Citizens with diabetes can now get a better overview of the development of their diabetic foot ulcers with the new SårApp (wound app). The app, which is part of a research project HealthD360, will investigate how the citizen can gain more control over their own course of treatment, especially between appointments with a general practitioner and at wound clinics. At the same time, the app can help support communication with healthcare professionals.

The Danish team Kalmarunionen, which participates in capture the flag “CTF” cybersecurity competitions, is currently placed second in the world ranking, in competition with top teams from countries like Germany, China and Russia.

The teams’ members comprise of students and staff from various Danish universities, enthusiasts and leading figures in the danish cybersecurity industry.

Destination AARhus is giving IT talents - coming to Aarhus University - a unique opportunity to connect with some of the biggest IT companies in the region. This provides students and graduates with a great start to their future career in Denmark.

When talking about Denmark most people think of Copenhagen, and many have not even heard of Aarhus. This can make it harder to attract international talents to the region, but Destination AARhus wants to change that.

Congratulations to the Aarhus based tech start-up Humio, which has been acquired by American IT security company CrowdStrike for DKK 2.4 billion. Humio was founded just 4 years ago by a number of former Trifork colleagues, including CTO Kresten Krab Thorup, who has is a PhD from the department.

Citizens with diabetes can now get a better overview of the development of their diabetic foot ulcers with the new SårApp (wound app). The app, which is part of a research project HealthD360, will investigate how the citizen can gain more control over their own course of treatment, especially between appointments with a general practitioner and at wound clinics. At the same time, the app can help support communication with healthcare professionals.

The Danish team Kalmarunionen, which participates in capture the flag “CTF” cybersecurity competitions, is currently placed second in the world ranking, in competition with top teams from countries like Germany, China and Russia.

The teams’ members comprise of students and staff from various Danish universities, enthusiasts and leading figures in the danish cybersecurity industry.

Destination AARhus is giving IT talents - coming to Aarhus University - a unique opportunity to connect with some of the biggest IT companies in the region. This provides students and graduates with a great start to their future career in Denmark.

When talking about Denmark most people think of Copenhagen, and many have not even heard of Aarhus. This can make it harder to attract international talents to the region, but Destination AARhus wants to change that.