Quantum computers will be able to break much of the encryption we use today. Børsen spoke to Ivan Damgård and Sebastian Kolby about developing quantum-safe solutions – and why they need to be not only secure, but also efficient enough to work in practice [article in Danish].

Researchers from the Department of Computer Science and School of Communication and Culture have received DKK 50 million from the Carlsberg Foundation for Thinking With Machines, a new centre exploring how generative AI is changing the way we think, learn and create.

For 40 years, Professor Ivan Damgård has helped shape modern cryptography. At Aarhus University's annual celebration, one of the world’s leading cryptographers receives the Rigmor and Carl Holst-Knudsen Award for Scientific Research.

Has artificial intelligence made IT degrees less attractive? That question is on the mind of many students, who are hearing stories about a changing job market and fewer career opportunities. But industry professionals do not recognize that picture. Among IT leaders from some of the region’s largest companies, there is broad consensus that…

Do you combine a strong background in computer science with experience in research-based innovation? Aarhus University is recruiting four Professors and Associate Professors to strengthen innovation and entrepreneurship across the natural sciences - including Computer Science.