DIREC TALKS: Changing the Game: How Data Science has Transformed the Games Industry
The interactive entertainment industry has grown dramatically in the past decade and is recently projected to reach 230 billion USD in global yearly revenue, making it one of the super-heavyweight sectors in entertainment. Estimates place the number of people worldwide who currently play computer games at over 4 billion.
Young Researcher Entrepreneurship Academy
22-24 May 2022
Join the Young Researcher Entrepreneurship Academy PhD summer school to grow your entrepreneurial mindset and learn how that can benefit both your current research and future career.
Samsung hired a former PhD student from the IT University of Copenhagen to found their new research department in Copenhagen
A former PhD student from the IT University of Copenhagen, Javier Gonzalez, was hired to establish Samsung Memory Solutions’ first research and development centre in Europe
DIREC TALKS: How corona changed distributed work – The future challenges in hybrid work
Professor Pernille Bjørn from University of Copenhagen will take us though the different frameworks and discuss the fundamental challenges in distributed and hybrid work before she presents potential ideas for how to move forward in an organization in terms of future work situations.
Broad university collaboration: Artificial intelligence helps predict the programming of robots at Universal Robots
Robots generate a massive flood of data that can be used to optimize processes and predict wear and tear. In a new project, researchers from the University of Southern Denmark will help Universal Robots to develop AI systems that can predict how to optimize the programming of the robots.
Quantum Computing – What are the opportunities and the way forward?
6 May 2022
ATV and DIREC invite you to a joint seminar on the current opportunities and development areas in quantum computing.
30 million project grant for providing a safety shield for machine learning
Professor Kim Guldstrand Larsen from the Department of Computer Science at Aalborg University has received a DKK 30 million Villum Investigator grant.