Today opens Denmark's new innovative ecosystem within Big Data, AI, and Internet of Things (IoT) - Digital Energy Hub. The goal of the Digital Energy Hub is to accelerate the green transition of the energy sector. Not only in Denmark, but all over the world. The project aims to accelerate the green transition of the energy sector. A Data Lake-centered innovation ecosystem will ensure coordination and synergy between stakeholders and provide the basis for enhanced innovation strength and competitiveness of Danish companies, primarily in the digital sector and the energy sector.

The Department is excited about being part of the Digital Energy Hub.

Director of It-vest and Honorary Professor at Department of Computer Science, Michael E. Caspersen, is appointed special adviser on digital education and skills for Executive Vice President Margrethe Vestager of the European Commission.

The special adviser's role is to provide support for the upcoming Structured Dialogue on digital education and skills.

CONGRATULATIONS Prof. Ole Lehrmann Madsen 🎉Her Majesty Queen Margrethe the II has appointed Professor Ole Lehrmann Madsen Knight 1st Class of the Order of Dannebrog. The Knight 1st Class order is awarded to Ole for his great and long-lasting contributions to IT-research and Innovation in Denmark both at Aarhus University and the Alexandra Institute.

If you are interested in a career in academia, you should apply for one of our open PhD positions before the deadline on May 1.

Currently we have 4 specified positions within program verification, programming languages, HCI and visual analytics. However, you may also apply via the general open call if your interest is within other areas of computer science. For more info on PhD studies see cs.au.dk/phd or reach out to Anders Møller (amoeller@cs.au.dk)

Digital technologies have been fundamentally crucial in handling the pandemic. We must utilize these experiences to further develop the technologies and use them in future disasters, writes head of Department Kaj Grønbæk in the essay-collection ‘Reflections from a pandemic’. The essays are written (in Danish) by researchers and field experts, for RealDania, to reflect on the impact of COVID-19 and how this will create potential for changes and new solutions.

Today opens Denmark's new innovative ecosystem within Big Data, AI, and Internet of Things (IoT) - Digital Energy Hub. The goal of the Digital Energy Hub is to accelerate the green transition of the energy sector. Not only in Denmark, but all over the world. The project aims to accelerate the green transition of the energy sector. A Data Lake-centered innovation ecosystem will ensure coordination and synergy between stakeholders and provide the basis for enhanced innovation strength and competitiveness of Danish companies, primarily in the digital sector and the energy sector.

The Department is excited about being part of the Digital Energy Hub.

Director of It-vest and Honorary Professor at Department of Computer Science, Michael E. Caspersen, is appointed special adviser on digital education and skills for Executive Vice President Margrethe Vestager of the European Commission.

The special adviser's role is to provide support for the upcoming Structured Dialogue on digital education and skills.

CONGRATULATIONS Prof. Ole Lehrmann Madsen 🎉Her Majesty Queen Margrethe the II has appointed Professor Ole Lehrmann Madsen Knight 1st Class of the Order of Dannebrog. The Knight 1st Class order is awarded to Ole for his great and long-lasting contributions to IT-research and Innovation in Denmark both at Aarhus University and the Alexandra Institute.

If you are interested in a career in academia, you should apply for one of our open PhD positions before the deadline on May 1.

Currently we have 4 specified positions within program verification, programming languages, HCI and visual analytics. However, you may also apply via the general open call if your interest is within other areas of computer science. For more info on PhD studies see cs.au.dk/phd or reach out to Anders Møller (amoeller@cs.au.dk)

Digital technologies have been fundamentally crucial in handling the pandemic. We must utilize these experiences to further develop the technologies and use them in future disasters, writes head of Department Kaj Grønbæk in the essay-collection ‘Reflections from a pandemic’. The essays are written (in Danish) by researchers and field experts, for RealDania, to reflect on the impact of COVID-19 and how this will create potential for changes and new solutions.