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Andy Yao,one of the superstars in Computer Science, is currently visiting CTIC and will give a lecture on Friday 31 May 2013.

Thomas Dueholm Hansen was one of the five PhD students on Tuesday 28 May 2013 who received the Aarhus University Research Foundation PhD - prize along with a check for DKK 50,000 as recognition. Thomas has demonstrated that a classic programming problem cannot be solved the way it was previously assumed.

PhD project contributes to the development of techniques for handling large live data streams

On the 1st of April, industrial PhD Peiman Mamani Barnaghi started his research project. The purpose of the project is to contribute to the development of techniques for handling large live data streams. While enrolled under the industrial PhD scheme, Peiman Barnaghi is to work on real-life data in collaboration with the Data Intensive Systems group at the Department of Computer Science at Aarhus University and the Alexandra Institute’s Smart City Lab.

Five teachers are nominated for the award as Teacher of the Year at the Department of Computer Science. All students in CS are eligible to vote and have the opportunity to participate in the vote for Teacher of the Year. Teacher of the Year price in 2013 will be presented on May 31 at 13:15 at Computer Science Day

Computer science graduate Jakob Nielsen received ACM SigCHI lifetime practice award, in connection with the CHI conference in Paris.

The five AU students behind the WasteAware project to minimize the waste of food in kitchens, hope that being in the playoff for a major innovation award will make more companies aware of their project.

CTIC (Center for the Theory of Interactive Computation) offers postdoc positions within the theory of computation and related areas at Aarhus University, Denmark.

On Friday 19 April Morten Østergaard, Danish Minister for Science, Innovation and Higher Education came to the Department of Computer Science to get ideas on what conditions research and innovation need to create success in Denmark in the future.

Last week 120 students from all over the world gathered in the IT-city Katrinebjerg to the ninth Student Interaction Design Research Conference, SIDeR'13. It was two days of interaction presentations, workshops, networking and social events.

Two graduate students from IT product development at Aarhus University have developed the Android App, InstaSurvey, for quick and efficient surveys on the spot.

Andy Yao,one of the superstars in Computer Science, is currently visiting CTIC and will give a lecture on Friday 31 May 2013.

Thomas Dueholm Hansen was one of the five PhD students on Tuesday 28 May 2013 who received the Aarhus University Research Foundation PhD - prize along with a check for DKK 50,000 as recognition. Thomas has demonstrated that a classic programming problem cannot be solved the way it was previously assumed.

PhD project contributes to the development of techniques for handling large live data streams

On the 1st of April, industrial PhD Peiman Mamani Barnaghi started his research project. The purpose of the project is to contribute to the development of techniques for handling large live data streams. While enrolled under the industrial PhD scheme, Peiman Barnaghi is to work on real-life data in collaboration with the Data Intensive Systems group at the Department of Computer Science at Aarhus University and the Alexandra Institute’s Smart City Lab.

Five teachers are nominated for the award as Teacher of the Year at the Department of Computer Science. All students in CS are eligible to vote and have the opportunity to participate in the vote for Teacher of the Year. Teacher of the Year price in 2013 will be presented on May 31 at 13:15 at Computer Science Day

Computer science graduate Jakob Nielsen received ACM SigCHI lifetime practice award, in connection with the CHI conference in Paris.

The five AU students behind the WasteAware project to minimize the waste of food in kitchens, hope that being in the playoff for a major innovation award will make more companies aware of their project.

CTIC (Center for the Theory of Interactive Computation) offers postdoc positions within the theory of computation and related areas at Aarhus University, Denmark.

On Friday 19 April Morten Østergaard, Danish Minister for Science, Innovation and Higher Education came to the Department of Computer Science to get ideas on what conditions research and innovation need to create success in Denmark in the future.

Last week 120 students from all over the world gathered in the IT-city Katrinebjerg to the ninth Student Interaction Design Research Conference, SIDeR'13. It was two days of interaction presentations, workshops, networking and social events.

Two graduate students from IT product development at Aarhus University have developed the Android App, InstaSurvey, for quick and efficient surveys on the spot.