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The crypto group at Computer Science started a new website to promote their research and to allow researchers and business in the area to exchange knowledge and tools.

Lecture in the morning, dialogue in the afternoon, and pizza and beer in the evening. This is what’s on the agenda for around 40 participants who participate in CTIC’s workshop on ‘Algebraic complexity theory’ in Aarhus this week.

Tobias Fjelsted Alrøe, student from IT-product development, won the sustainability category resolving Urban Insects at 'Forum for Social Innovation Aarhus' (FOSIA) annual case competition.

The Danish National Research Foundation has selected 8 stories about how curiosity and ground-breaking research have led to application and commercialization.

Dear employee at the Department of Computer Science

In the fall 2012 most of you participated in a questionnaire survey to clarify the psychological…

On January 29, 2013 Casper Wandahl Schmidt could call himself Master in Computer Science from Aarhus University as number 1500 in the line of computer scientists educated at Aarhus University.

Søren Besenbacher is awarded DKK 2.6 million for a project entitled Disentangling mutation and selection in human evolution. Søren is former PhD student from the Department of Computer Science and now works as a postdoctoral researcher at BiRC.

The crypto group at Computer Science started a new website to promote their research and to allow researchers and business in the area to exchange knowledge and tools.

Lecture in the morning, dialogue in the afternoon, and pizza and beer in the evening. This is what’s on the agenda for around 40 participants who participate in CTIC’s workshop on ‘Algebraic complexity theory’ in Aarhus this week.

Tobias Fjelsted Alrøe, student from IT-product development, won the sustainability category resolving Urban Insects at 'Forum for Social Innovation Aarhus' (FOSIA) annual case competition.

The Danish National Research Foundation has selected 8 stories about how curiosity and ground-breaking research have led to application and commercialization.

Dear employee at the Department of Computer Science

In the fall 2012 most of you participated in a questionnaire survey to clarify the psychological…

On January 29, 2013 Casper Wandahl Schmidt could call himself Master in Computer Science from Aarhus University as number 1500 in the line of computer scientists educated at Aarhus University.

Søren Besenbacher is awarded DKK 2.6 million for a project entitled Disentangling mutation and selection in human evolution. Søren is former PhD student from the Department of Computer Science and now works as a postdoctoral researcher at BiRC.