Event Calendar 2019

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  30 Sept. 2019, 15:15-16:15

  Talk by Prof. Carsten Binnig: Towards Interactive Data Analytics

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  2 Oct. 2019, 17:00-19:30

  Microsoft Tech Talk: From Agile to DevOps

  Microsoft Tech Talk and networking session for students and alumni. Our expert and software engineer Andrea Tino will share his knowledge on DevOps.

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  5 Oct. 2019, 10:00-16:00

  Danish Championship in programming 2019

  Are you aiming at becoming this year's Danish champion in programming? Here's your chance!

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  8 Oct. 2019, 12:15-13:00

  DIKU Bits: Proof-Carrying Code

  On 8 October Andrzej Filinski,  associate professor in the Programming Languages and Theory of Computing section at DIKU, will present his talk "Proof-Carrying Code".

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  8 Oct. 2019, 14:30-19:00

  Women in Tech – Ada Lovelace Day 2019

  Come and celebrate Ada Lovelace Day 2019 with DIKU and 3Shape on 8 October 2019.

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  15 Nov. 2019, 13:15

  PhD defence by Stina Matthiesen

  Stina Matthiesen will defend her PhD thesis titled: Stereotyping in Globally distributed Collaboration - A CSCW Thesis on Global Software Development.

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  20 Nov. 2019, 9:00

  PhD defence by Niklas Hjuler

  On the November 20th Niklas Hjuler will defend his PhD titled 'Algorithms and AI in Education'.

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  20 Nov. 2019, 13:00-17:30

  What can (AI) research do for your company? Or your research work

  An open half day conference co-hosted by DIKU Business Club, the SCIENCE AI Centre, IDAS and Industriens Fond focusing on research collaboration.

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  20 Nov. 2019, 15:30

  PhD defence by Stephan Sloth Lorenzen

  Stephan Sloth Lorenzen will defend his PhD thesis titled : Learning from Educational Data - Improving Methods and Theoretical Guarantees for Data Mining.

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  17 Dec. 2019, 12:15-13:00

  DIKU Bits: Digital natural history: Digitizing butterflies and beetles

  On 17 December Kim Steenstrup Pedersen, Associate professor in the Image Analysis, Computational Modelling and Geometry section at DIKU will present his DIKU Bits talk "Digital natural history: Digitizing butterflies and beetles"