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At this weeks International Symposium on Algorithms and Computation in Hong Kong (ISAAC'13; the 24th in the series of yearly conferences), the paper…

Four students in IT Product Development have developed a net service to collect discount cards, mails and text messages on the smart phone.

The secretariat at Department of Computer Science is closed from December 20, 2013 to January 6, 2014

Another year of succes at the finales in World Robot Olympiad. This year the danish team in the College category came in third, while the team in Open won the spectators award. Creativity is the key says Studymanager at Department of Computer Science, Søren Poulsen.

An international research network will ensure European citizens, businesses and states against surveillance on the web. Cryptology researcher Claudio Orlandi from the Department of Computer Science has taken the initiative to the network.

Professor Ivan Damgård has been appointed editor in chief for Journal of Cryptology, which is the most respected journal within cryptography. Journal…

We are in the middle of a revolution. Access to huge volumes of data means that those who can pull meaning out of madness, can create valuable knowledge and help create digital growth. Big Data is becoming big business and the future offers opportunities if you can crack the code.

Do you use Google to find information on AU's website instead of the incorporated search function? - In that case, you are not the only one.

Participate in the evaluation of the AU search function and enter the draw to win 2 tickets to the movie.

The help is near! If you need help with anything practical during working hours, information boards about the operating staff at Katrinebjerg are now placed at key locations in the IT City.

The department of computer Science and the Alexandra Institute demonstrates, in collaboration with the National Health-IT and a number of industrial businesses, that it is possible to exchange health data between welfare technology solutions in private homes and the electronic patient records.

At this weeks International Symposium on Algorithms and Computation in Hong Kong (ISAAC'13; the 24th in the series of yearly conferences), the paper…

Four students in IT Product Development have developed a net service to collect discount cards, mails and text messages on the smart phone.

The secretariat at Department of Computer Science is closed from December 20, 2013 to January 6, 2014

Another year of succes at the finales in World Robot Olympiad. This year the danish team in the College category came in third, while the team in Open won the spectators award. Creativity is the key says Studymanager at Department of Computer Science, Søren Poulsen.

An international research network will ensure European citizens, businesses and states against surveillance on the web. Cryptology researcher Claudio Orlandi from the Department of Computer Science has taken the initiative to the network.

Professor Ivan Damgård has been appointed editor in chief for Journal of Cryptology, which is the most respected journal within cryptography. Journal…

We are in the middle of a revolution. Access to huge volumes of data means that those who can pull meaning out of madness, can create valuable knowledge and help create digital growth. Big Data is becoming big business and the future offers opportunities if you can crack the code.

Do you use Google to find information on AU's website instead of the incorporated search function? - In that case, you are not the only one.

Participate in the evaluation of the AU search function and enter the draw to win 2 tickets to the movie.

The help is near! If you need help with anything practical during working hours, information boards about the operating staff at Katrinebjerg are now placed at key locations in the IT City.

The department of computer Science and the Alexandra Institute demonstrates, in collaboration with the National Health-IT and a number of industrial businesses, that it is possible to exchange health data between welfare technology solutions in private homes and the electronic patient records.