CFEM was a research center committed to combining and advancing state-of-the-art of Computer Science and Economics. More specifically, we dealt with cryptography, algorithmics, complexity, game theory and mechanism design. Our results were used to design, analyze and implement new efficient and secure solutions for any type of electronic trading.
This included auctions, procurement, market regulation, cost allocation and new emerging types of markets on the Internet.
2015.10.12 | Research news, CFEM , CTIC
Maciej Obremski has recently been employed as a Post Doc in the Cryptography and Security group at Department of Computer Science. In connection to his employment he will also be attached to the CTIC and CFEM centers. Maciej has a PhD in Computer Science and M.Sc. in Mathematics from University of Warsaw. Codes Theory and Tamper-Resilient…
2015.09.30 | CS frontpage, Featured, Public/media, CFEM , CTIC
Ivan Damgård, Jesper Buus Nielsen, Aarhus University, and Ronald Cramer, Leiden University, have released a book at Cambridge University Press on Secure Multiparty Computation and Secret Sharing.
2015.08.19 | Knowledge exchange, CFEM
All good things must come to an end - and so does the NTMD III workshop. It has been some inspiring days with interesting talks, and we would like to thank speakers and participants alike for contributing to a great workshop. We will upload slides from the workshop presentations the coming days, so please keep an eye on the workshop…
2015.06.08 | News type, CFEM
On June 2, 2015, Jeanne Andersen defended her PhD thesis titled Modelling and Optimisation of Renewable Energy Systems. Her PhD studies have been funded by CFEM. The two external members of the evaluation committee were Professor Henrik Lund, Aalborg University, and Professor Stein-Erik Fleten, Norwegian University of Science and…
Peter Bogetoft, professor, Dep. of Economics, CBS
School of Economics and Management, Aarhus University,
Aarhus School of Business, Aarhus University,
Copenhagen Business School,
Institute of Food and Resource Economics, University of Copenhagen,
The Alexandra Institute,
Danish Competition Authority,
Partisia Market Design, TradeExtensions, Inno:vasion, DONG Energy, Energinet.dk
The Danish Agency for Science Technology and Innovation
CFEM was supported by the Danish Council for Strategic Research.
The center was based at the Department of Computer Science at Aarhus University and at Copenhagen Business School.
Partners includeded several leading Danish and international research institutions and companies.
