Natural Sciences - Computer Science

If you, as a user, want to protect your privacy, it is not enough to ask tech companies to delete your data. What the companies' AI models have learned from that data must also be unlearned. Researchers from SDU Applied AI and Data Science have now found a way to do this without weakening model performance.

Arriving in Denmark for the first time is an exciting moment, but also means that you are likely unfamiliar with how to reach your destination from the airport. Here are some different ways to get to Aarhus from the airports in Denmark.

The University of Southern Denmark and Professor Fabrizio Montesi from the Centre for Formal Methods and Future Computing have a leading role in a new international initiative.

Aarhus University plans to invest DKK 300 million to strengthen Denmark's position in the field of cybersecurity. The investment will help establish AU Cyber, a new research centre that will work closely with business and industry, the Danish Armed Forces, public authorities and knowledge institutions to promote Danish research, education and innovation in the field of cybersecurity.

The University of Southern Denmark (SDU) is now leveraging its existing supercomputer infrastructure to create virtual teaching laboratories for IT education. The initiative gives students access to high-end server environments and distributed systems while enabling SDU to keep full ownership of the teaching platform and ensure predictable, transparent use of resources.

Line Jelver, a newly appointed assistant professor at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU), has received DKK 13.3 million from the Novo Nordisk Foundation. By integrating advanced language models with supercomputers, she aims not only to accelerate the development of materials with tailor-made quantum mechanical properties but also to address the research world's enormous energy consumption.