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Quantum Computing – Workshop and Opening Event
22 September 2023
Workshop on Quantum Computing followed by Quantum Hub Opening Event
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22 September 2023
Workshop on Quantum Computing followed by Quantum Hub Opening Event
21 September 2023
Come and join us when we are presenting art prototypes and research exploring the future of work. ReWork is a multidisciplinary research project exploring the future of hybrid work technologies and experiences.
14 – 18 August 2023
This summer school will introduce the state-of-the-art for handling too little or missing data in image processing tasks.
17 – 20 July 2023
IC2S2 has emerged as the dominant conference at the intersection of social and computational science, bringing together researchers from around the world.
7 July 2023
Join the second NordiCrypt meetup at Aarhus University
6 June 2023
The intention of this meeting is to make the depth and breadth of Danish Software Engineering research visible and to start a discussion among Danish Software Engineering researchers and relevant stakeholders on how to strengthen the Danish Software Engineering research and its collaboration with Industry.
30 May – 2 June 2023
Calling all young researchers in AI and data science with an interest in entrepreneurship!
8+14 May, 12+13 June 2023
This PhD course is for PhD students conducting their research within the areas of Computer Supported Cooperative Work and Human Centred Design – currently working on positioning their research theoretically to push the boundaries for the novel and contemporary research contributions in CSCW research.
23 March 2023
Join the first NordiCrypt meetup at Technical University of Denmark
7-9 February 2023
Join this new PhD course and explore different modes of inquiry with data-applying design methods.
25-27 January 2023
17th International Working Conference on Variability Modelling of Software-Intensive Systems
25 -26 October 2022
Digital Tech Summit is part conference, part exhibition and part networking event with a broad range of keynote-speakers, sessions, debates and events.
13 October 2022
In collaboration with DIREC, Aarhus University will host a Danish HCI day on October 13, following NordiCHI in Aarhus. Everybody in the Danish HCI community is invited to participate.
27 September 2022
At this year’s DIREC seminar, we invited PhD students and others interested in making their research visible outside academia to a workshop with Peter Hyldgård who has more than 20 years of experience with science journalism and communication.
26-27 September 2022
Thank you so much to all who participated in this year’s DIREC seminar – we hope to see you again next year, where will take it one step further. Two fantastic days with a focus on digital technologies and computer science are over. Thanks to everyone who helped make the days a success.
8 September 2022
We discuss the needs of industry, current solutions and the scientific and technical challenges that are connected to the problem of an efficient re-use of robot data.
1-4 August 2022
At the PPML School 2022 lecturers with both a theoretical and applied background will cover a broad spectrum of subjects such as Multiparty Computation, Fully Homomorphic Encryption, Differential Privacy, Federated Learning as well as practical attacks.
17 June 2022
The five-day MOVEP Summer School 2022 on modelling and verification of parallel processes had attracted 70+ participants, primarily PhD students, but also people from the industry.
13-17 June 2022
MOVEP is a five-day PhD summer school on modelling and verification of infinite state systems. It aims to bring together researchers and students working in the fields of control and verification of concurrent and reactive systems.
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.
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.
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.
