Professor Claudio Orlandi has received a VILLUM Ascending Investigator grant for his project SPADE, which develops new methods for analysing sensitive data without centralising it, strengthening privacy and trust in AI.

As many as 73% of Danish children aged 9–14 are already using artificial intelligence. However, many lack a fundamental understanding of the technology and its possibilities.

Two computer science bachelor students - Felix and Kasper - have developed a new tool to help their fellow students to better navigate one of the programme’s courses: Computability and Logic. The tool, called Logicbox, aims to make it easier for students to write, test and understand formal proofs, without requiring a lot of coding from the…

48 companies and 1,000 students attended the annual Katrinebjerg Career Day (Kdag) at the Department of Computer Science. Kdag was held for the 11th year in a row, and as always, it was a festive day for both companies and students.

Last week, a large delegation from the department and Department of Digital Design and Information Studies took part in the ACM CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, the world’s leading venue for Human–Computer Interaction, held in Barcelona.