2018.08.31 | Staff, Public / media
Professor Kaj Grønbæk has been appointed new head of department at Department of Computer Science from September 1, 2018.
2018.08.31 | Staff
ST SUMMER HANGOUT was a great success again this year. More than 1,400 employees and PhD students took part in the faculty's summer party at Navitas on Friday 24 August.
2018.08.31 | Staff
AU’s new travel expense settlement system RejsUd has been launched, and you will find guides and a FAQ on the RejsUd website. Note that new passwords for former AURUS users must contain at least eight characters, including special characters.
2018.08.28 | Staff
Over the past year, ST has been working on internationalisation and external cooperation, and this was exactly the focus of the ST Advisory Board meeting on 16-17 August 2018.
2018.08.24 | Staff
Science and Technology has once more this year awarded six prizes to staff at the faculty. The six ST Awards were presented in connection with the ST SUMMER HANGOUT on Friday 24 August 2018.
2018.08.24 | Staff
AU's IT systems and IT services will be subject to interruptions during the weekend of 8 and 9 September 2018.
2018.08.23 | Staff
From now on, employees at Aarhus University should apply for funding for individual competency development from the new national competency fund (Den statslige kompetencefond), which has replaced the former competency fund and the fund for government workplaces.
2018.08.28 | Staff, Public / media
On Wednesday, 22 August 2018, Science and Technology welcomed 1,832 new BSc and BEng students.
2018.08.28 | Public / media, Staff
What impact does the discharge of nutrients have on the pH balance in the sea and on eutrophication? Can more aquatic plants reduce nitrogen and phosphorus in watercourses and provide better water quality? These are just two of the questions Aarhus University will now help to answer with grants from the Velux Foundation totalling DKK 3.9 million.
2018.08.10 | Public / media, Grant, Staff
The European Research Council (ERC) has awarded Associate Professor Claudio Orlandi from the Department of Computer Science at Aarhus University a starting grant worth €1.5M for research into private and efficient secure multiparty computation (MPC).