2019.11.05 | Events
Hvordan integreres den fysiske produktion og den digitale verden? Temadagen afholdes den 12. november 2019, FORCE Technology, Agro Food Park 13, 8200 Aarhus N. Læs mere og tilmeld dig her.
2019.11.05 | Positions
The Department of Engineering, Aarhus University, invites applicants for a 3 years postdoc position offering applicants an exciting opportunity to join a new research project: Digital Twins for Cyber-Physical Systems (DiT4CPS).
2019.05.10 | Knowledge exchange
6 May 2019 marked the official opening of the new Centre for Digital Twins at Aarhus University's Department of Engineering. Centre lead, Professor Peter Gorm Larsen, presented his dream team that will make up the core of the Centre. The team will make it their mission to bring Digital Twins from hype to reality and explore the possibilities and…
2019.05.06 | Knowledge exchange
24-year-old Christian Møldrup Legaard is studying for an MSc in Engineering in computer engineering. He will soon be a part of Aarhus University's new Centre for Digital Twins, and he believes that this new trend in digital systems can save a lot of money and grey hair.
2019.02.01 | Press release
The Concordium Blockchain Research Centre at the Department of Computer Science, Aarhus University opens on 1 February 2019. The centre will be researching into blockchain technology, with focus on security, transparency and general usability. The Concordium Foundation is donating funding of DKK 50 million (EUR 6.6 million) over five years.
2018.11.30 | Knowledge exchange
The ERC grant is targeted excellent research and the visionary researchers who tread new roads in research areas of great importance.
2018.11.27 | Knowledge exchange
The aim with the networking dinner is to bring Danish, German, Swiss and Austrian researchers and industry representatives together to network and discuss joint Horizon 2020 proposals. The hope is that participants will make new connections or find new partners for their current or upcoming proposals for Horizon 2020.
2018.08.14 | Research news
The European Research Council (ERC) has awarded Associate Professor Claudio Orlandi from DIGIT at Aarhus University a starting grant worth €1.5M for research into private and efficient secure multiparty computation (MPC).
2018.03.23 | Knowledge exchange
Most disruption happening to societies throughout the world is driven by radical innovations suitable for novel IT-based solutions. The new DIGIT Centre is significantly strengthening Aarhus University in its research abilities in the area of digitalisation.
