Nordjyske Medier published yesterday an article about Sapere Aude grant to our colleagues Katja Hose and Bin Yang. Katja’s research focuses on establishing a reliable Web of Data while Bin’s research on how artificial intelligence can make traffic greener and smarter.
Sapere Aude grants aim at providing excellent young researchers, i.e. researchers who have already carried out top-class research in their field, with the opportunity to develop and strengthen their research ideas.
Apr. 19. 2007 Associate Professor Torben Bach Pedersen shares his views on the increasing amounts of RFID and sensor data in Danish […]
The Department of Computer Science, to which Daisy belongs, will be hiring new faculty at all levels during the spring. Additional information […]
Invited talk on MIRABEL at Smart Grid Applied conference The MIRABEL project was selected by Invest In Denmark for presentation at the […]
Over the last two months, Daisy has graduated no less than six new Ph.D.’s: June 20: Dingmin Wu, advisor Christian S. Jensen, […]
