Here you will find the research news and press releases published by DIREC partners as well as upcoming DIREC events.
The increasing use of software-driven systems such as intelligent traffic control or energy supply in our society gives rise to a growing need to check these programs for errors before they are implemented.
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
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.
Professor Kim Guldstrand Larsen from the Department of Computer Science at Aalborg University has received a DKK 30 million Villum Investigator grant.
In order for Denmark to take the lead in technology, we need to strengthen the collaboration between researchers and companies.
Headed by world-leading American AI researcher, Serge Belongie, the centre will conduct world-class artificial intelligence research focusing on societal challenges, people and design, while putting Denmark at the international forefront.
10 February 2022
In this DIREC talk, Thomas Hildebrandt will present 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.
9 December 2021
In this DIREC talk Kim Guldstrand Larsen presents and discusses how to combine formal verification and AI in order to obtain optimal AND guaranteed safe strategies.
30 November 2021
Digital Tech Summit brings together over 5,000 decision makers, engineers, companies, academia, startups, investors, and students, redefining tech leadership the digital sustainable tech transformation in industry and society.
23 September 2021
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.
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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