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Alumnus Max from Germany decided to stay in Aarhus after graduation

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Max from Germany came to Aarhus to study Computer Science. After graduation he decided to stay and now works as an IoS developer at Lunar. Why did he stay? Max thinks that the marked for computer scientists in Denmark is way more favorable than in other countries.

IT Christmas PARaDe 2021: Prototypes And Rapid Demos

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Last week, students from 4 courses in IT Product Development presented and demonstrated what they have been working on this past semester. Due to covid-19, family and friends were not allowed. But we still think you should have a chance to look at all these creative inventions (click on headline)

 

Nyt projekt vil gøre livet lettere for millioner af JavaScript-programmører

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Via Innovationsfondens InnoExplorer program, som uddeles til forskningsresultater med kommercielt potentiale, har professor Anders Møller fra Institut for Datalogi fået 1,5 mio. kr. til at videreudvikle softwareværktøjer, som kan analysere JavaScript programmer og automatisere opdateringen af disse. Projektet, JSFIX, udføres i samarbejde med Martin Toldam Torp og Benjamin Barslev Nielsen, der begge er PhD'er fra Anders Møllers forskningsgruppe.

Two DIREC projects led by Eve Hoggan and Jaco van de Pol

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Congratulations to Associate Professor Eve Hoggan and Professor Jaco van de Pol, who both have been selected as PIs for two new, large research projects funded by Digital Research Centre Denmark (DIREC). The projects will gather researchers from universities all over Denmark, as well as several industrial collaborators. Hoggan will lead the project REWORK, which will re-think and develop the future of hybrid work forms while van de Pol will lead the project Secure IoT systems (SIoT) that aims to increase the security in IoT systems and services.

Alumnus Max from Germany decided to stay in Aarhus after graduation

- CS frontpage

Max from Germany came to Aarhus to study Computer Science. After graduation he decided to stay and now works as an IoS developer at Lunar. Why did he stay? Max thinks that the marked for computer scientists in Denmark is way more favorable than in other countries.

IT Christmas PARaDe 2021: Prototypes And Rapid Demos

- CS frontpage

Last week, students from 4 courses in IT Product Development presented and demonstrated what they have been working on this past semester. Due to covid-19, family and friends were not allowed. But we still think you should have a chance to look at all these creative inventions (click on headline)

 

Nyt projekt vil gøre livet lettere for millioner af JavaScript-programmører

- CASA

Via Innovationsfondens InnoExplorer program, som uddeles til forskningsresultater med kommercielt potentiale, har professor Anders Møller fra Institut for Datalogi fået 1,5 mio. kr. til at videreudvikle softwareværktøjer, som kan analysere JavaScript programmer og automatisere opdateringen af disse. Projektet, JSFIX, udføres i samarbejde med Martin Toldam Torp og Benjamin Barslev Nielsen, der begge er PhD'er fra Anders Møllers forskningsgruppe.

Two DIREC projects led by Eve Hoggan and Jaco van de Pol

- CS frontpage

Congratulations to Associate Professor Eve Hoggan and Professor Jaco van de Pol, who both have been selected as PIs for two new, large research projects funded by Digital Research Centre Denmark (DIREC). The projects will gather researchers from universities all over Denmark, as well as several industrial collaborators. Hoggan will lead the project REWORK, which will re-think and develop the future of hybrid work forms while van de Pol will lead the project Secure IoT systems (SIoT) that aims to increase the security in IoT systems and services.

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Revideret 17.08.2021 -
Marianne Dammand Iversen