What if? Designers and researchers must challenge the dark side of technology
22 February 2023
How do we create future technologies and at the same time maintain a critical approach to the many new possibilities? A workshop on speculative design challenged the PhD students to take a critical look at the downside of technology.
Meet Tung Kieu, who has come to Denmark to detect anomalies in data
25 February 2022
Tung Kieu came to Denmark as a PhD student and today he works as Assistant Professor at the Department of Computer Science at Aalborg University. He is associated with DIREC’s workstream Advanced and Efficient Big Data Management and Analysis.
Meet Christian Schilling, who has come to Denmark to build software that can check other software for errors
21 February 2022
Today we have cyber-physical software systems everywhere in our society, from thermostats to intelligent traffic management and water supply systems. It is therefore crucial to develop verification software that can check these programs for errors before they are put into operation.
DIREC TALKS: Graph Models for Knowledge, Regulations, Rules and Processes
Thomas Hildebrandt presents how graph models can be used for representation of machine-readable regulations, rules and distributed processes in a flexible and maintainable way supporting both human understanding and automated execution.
PhD course: Confronting Data Through Design Methods
7-9 February 2023
Join this new PhD course and explore different modes of inquiry with data-applying design methods.
Eight new DIREC projects should contribute to accelerate the careers of young researchers
3 February 2022
Eight young researchers have just received grants for new research projects in digital technologies. The grants will ensure research in topics such as optimization of programming languages, bias in large data sets, verification of algorithms and energy optimization of hardware and software.
