2018.12.07 | CS frontpage, Featured, Public/media
Everyone agrees that some information must be kept private, such as your medical history. But databases that hold such data can be very useful for large scale research, for example in medical trials. How can we use such data while still respecting people's privacy? Three ERC funded researchers are exploring how multiparty computation can work to…
2018.11.29 | CS frontpage, Featured, Public/media, Private and public companies
The Department is looking for excellent and visionary tenure-track Assistant Professors or Associate Professors to push the frontiers of Computer Science research. We are seeking researchers from all areas of computer science to join the department and collaborate with our world-class researchers.
2018.11.26 | CS frontpage, Featured, Public/media
Read what PhD student Anders Dalskov from the Crypto and Security group thinks. Anders has written an interesting blog post [in Danish] based on his master's thesis, which was named best CS thesis in 2017.
2018.11.19 | People , CS frontpage, Featured, Public/media
On August 1, Ira Assent was appointed professor at Department of Computer Science at Aarhus University.
2018.11.14 | Public/media, Featured, CS frontpage
Starting February 1st 2019 Na Ree Sørensen will be the new Chief Advisor and Head of Secretariat at Department of Computer Science. Na Ree has a background in political science (cand. scient. pol.) from Aarhus University in 2007. She has worked as an advisor/project manager in "Invest in Denmark", and the Ministry of Foreign…
2018.11.02 | Public/media, People , Students, Future students, Featured, CS frontpage
For the 13th time, IT camp for girls was organized for girls during the autumn holidays
2018.10.31 | People , CS frontpage, Featured, Public/media
Congratulations to Professor Jesper Buus Nielsen who has received DKK 5.5 mill. from Independent Research Fund Denmark (DFF – Natur og Univers) to do research in better theory for better practice in MPC. Secure multiparty computation (MPC) is a collection of cryptographic techniques allowing computation on encrypted data without leaking…
2018.10.26 | CS frontpage, Featured, Public/media
On October 25, Aarhus University celebrated all their talented dual-career students. We are very proud to announce that all the entrepreneurial students honored from Science and Technology came from Department of Computer Science. Congratulations!
2018.10.16 | Public/media, Featured, CS frontpage
Professor Ira Assent has been appointed new member of the Industrial Research Committee at the Innovation Fund within the field of information and data processing. The task of the Industrial Research Committee is to decide on applications for industrial PhD and Postdoc schemes and assist the Innovation Fund in research issues related to these two…
2018.10.15 | People , CS frontpage, Featured, Public/media
Congratulations to Chaya Ganesh, who has been invited to participate in MIT’s EECS Rising stars workshop 2018.
2019.04.01 | CS frontpage, Featured, Public/media
On March 20, PhD student Manuel Ciosici represented Computer Science at the 3MT competition. 20 PhD students from AU were selected to present their thesis - in just three minutes. See the video to learn more about Manuel's thesis and what words mean to computers.
2019.03.26 | CS frontpage, Featured, Public/media
Last week, IT Product Development students Marie-Louise Stisen Sørensen and Ninna Hoffmann helped the girls from Digipipi Aarhus to build cardboard creatures with blinking eyes and beating hearts programmed with BBC’s micro:bit. Digipipi, whose mission is to balance the gender gap within IT, technology and digitization,…
2019.03.19 | CS frontpage, Featured, Public/media
As part of an ambitious strategic investment to radically expand the Department of Computer Science, Aarhus University - an international top-100 University - is looking for an excellent and visionary Full Professor to push the frontiers of Computer Science research.
2019.03.18 | Public/media, Featured, CS frontpage
Associate Professor in Cryptology from Aarhus University, Claudio Orlandi, is in the running when the US organisation NIST (The National Institute of standards and Technology) has challenged the cryptographers from all over the world to bid on, how to protect the communication between individuals and organizations on the Internet if or when…
2019.03.10 | CS frontpage, Featured, Public/media
At the end of the year, Ole Lehrmann Madsen will retire as CEO of Alexandra Instituttet and return to his professorship at the department. Ole will pursue a research project on implementing advanced Object-Oriented programming language concepts on small IoT devices.
2019.03.07 | CS frontpage, Featured, Public/media
The Cryptography and Security Group of Aarhus University has received DKK 8 million from the Carlsberg Foundation as part of the Center for Blockchains and Electronic Markets (BCM).
2019.03.04 | Public/media, Featured, CS frontpage, MADALGO
As the first Dane ever, associate professor in computer science, Aarhus University, Kasper Green Larsen, received the international 2019 EATCS Presburger Award which is given for "outstanding contributions in theoretical computer science". The award is given once a year to one or more international researchers under 35. Kasper shares the award…
2019.02.28 | CS frontpage, Featured, Public/media
We are proud to announce that QS World University Rankings has ranked the Department of Computer Science at Aarhus University as the number 1 Danish Computer Science Department in their 2019 listing. The department is ranked in top 100-150 in the world with a Danish top score on all 4 parameters measured. Overall, Aarhus University is ranked no.…
2019.02.20 | CS frontpage, Featured, Public/media
Meet three international students studying Computer Science at Aarhus University to get their perspective: Patrick Lewandowski from Germany (Masters), Maximilian Scheid from Germany (Masters) and Joao Belo from Portugal (Masters and PhD). The trio concur that the strong academic reputation of the Computer Science department is the main reason they…
2019.02.19 | CS frontpage, Featured, Public/media
DigiPippi is a social and digital society for girls aged 7-13 who are interested in technology, IT and digital media. Five Wednesdays, starting tomorrow, the group of girls will visit the department to learn more about IT. The girls will be taught by female role models who either study or work in IT.
