Denmark-based agtech FieldSense, started by former students from the department, has raised €2.9 million funding to strengthen its position in current markets and extend into new ones. The round was led by Danish Agro, with early-stage investor Rockstart as co-investor alongside Pajbjergfonden.

Kasper Green Larsen is 35 years old and a newly appointed professor at the Department of Computer Science - that makes him one of the youngest professors at Aarhus University. But despite his young age, Kasper Green Larsen has an impressive array of groundbreaking research results and awards behind him and is passionate about making his mark on a field that is more needed than ever.

Congratulations to assistant professor Jean Pichon, who has received an AUFF starting grant to support the establishment of his own research team. With the grant, Pichon will investigate how to help expert programmers work with the core interfaces that underlie modern computer systems, in particular hardware architectures and programming languages.

In episode 54, assistant professor Magnus Madsen visits the Happy Path Programming podcast to share the driving principles and innovative features of his new programming language Flix.

Professor Anders Møller is one of 166 researchers who have been selected by the European Research Council (ERC) to receive a Proof of Concept Grant.…

The sensitivity of a program measures how much the output changes when making changes to the inputs. In a DIREC Explore project, postdoc Alejandro…

Denmark-based agtech FieldSense, started by former students from the department, has raised €2.9 million funding to strengthen its position in current markets and extend into new ones. The round was led by Danish Agro, with early-stage investor Rockstart as co-investor alongside Pajbjergfonden.

Kasper Green Larsen is 35 years old and a newly appointed professor at the Department of Computer Science - that makes him one of the youngest professors at Aarhus University. But despite his young age, Kasper Green Larsen has an impressive array of groundbreaking research results and awards behind him and is passionate about making his mark on a field that is more needed than ever.

Congratulations to assistant professor Jean Pichon, who has received an AUFF starting grant to support the establishment of his own research team. With the grant, Pichon will investigate how to help expert programmers work with the core interfaces that underlie modern computer systems, in particular hardware architectures and programming languages.

In episode 54, assistant professor Magnus Madsen visits the Happy Path Programming podcast to share the driving principles and innovative features of his new programming language Flix.

Professor Anders Møller is one of 166 researchers who have been selected by the European Research Council (ERC) to receive a Proof of Concept Grant.…

The sensitivity of a program measures how much the output changes when making changes to the inputs. In a DIREC Explore project, postdoc Alejandro…