A new specification from Danish Standard can make it easier to work with artificial intelligence for public authorities, while also ensuring that the development takes place in an ethically responsible manner. Professor
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Widely used medical decision support systems based on algorithms carry a risk of overlooking high-risk patients if not designed carefully. Therefore, researchers from the University of Copenhagen’s Department of Computer
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Massive climate change alters the world’s ecosystems every day, but we lack effective digital tools to monitor, simulate and predict events. Two SCIENCE professors – from Computer Science and Geosciences – have joined
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Experts at the University of Copenhagen have begun using artificial intelligence to create computer models that calculate the risk of a corona patient’s needing intensive care or a ventilator. The new initiative is being
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Better medicine and detergents that are more effective may be the result of a thesis project made by two students. Novo Nordisk and Novozymes have together donated 84.000 Danish kroner to the project.
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University of Copenhagen researchers are in the process of testing a new alarm that helps Danish physicians predict whether pacemaker and defibrillator patients are about to suffer a serious cardiac event. With the help
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Team CoCaLa, four PhD students and two postdocs from the Department of Mathematical Sciences, University of Copenhagen, won the international competition "Causality 4 Climate" by proposing models and solutions in 34
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Copenhagen will contribute to catalyzing European AI research and business as one of the newly appointed ELLIS Units in Europe. Copenhagen is one of 17 new units in 10 European countries. DTU, ITU and KU have joined
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In the beginning of 2020, professor Søren Kyllingsbæk, will become part of the Department of Computer Science (DIKU). His research in cognitive psychology will contribute to a better understanding of human interaction
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In her PhD thesis from 2018, Maria Barrett, postdoc at Department of Computer Science, University of Copenhagen (DIKU), has combined her research area Natural Language Processing (NLP) with psycholinguistics to
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