DIREC is an international flagship centre for digital research with a mission to:
Women are widely underrepresented in Computer Science. We will consider why this is a problem from a societal, institutional, and individual level.
The purpose is to give the participants in DIREC the opportunity to get to know each other, both professionally and personally / socially and thus create new networks across the universities and the Alexandra Institute.
DIREC is searching for explore project proposals targeted at young researchers and digital solutions related to climate change.
The newly established research centre DIREC will strengthen digital Denmark with world-class IT research, which will be used in industry and in the public sector. At Roskilde University, they work with artificial intelligence in healthcare.
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DIREC is a unique collaboration between the computer science departments at eight Danish universities: DTU, University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen Business School, IT University of Copenhagen, University of Southern Denmark, Aarhus University, Aalborg University, Roskilde University, and the Alexandra Institute.
Our mission is to ensure that Denmark is in front with regard to digital technologies at Danish universities and to meet the huge demand from business and the public sector for highly qualified IT-specialists.
Research in DIREC is carried out in projects across nine research workstreams and three educational and entrepreneurship workstreams:
The aim of DIREC is to expand the capacity within research, innovation and education in digital technologies in Denmark. In addition, DIREC shall contribute to the competitiveness of Denmark through collaboration with Danish businesses and the public sector on developing new innovative products and services based on the newest digital technologies.
DIREC is partially funded by Innovation Fund Denmark.
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