A group of former students have reached a major milestone: their AI company Cordulus has been selected as the first-ever investment by the newly established Delphinus Venture Capital.

A piece of research by Georgian-Vlad Saioc, former PhD student and now software engineer at Uber, is now being integrated into the upcoming Go 1.26 release of Google’s Go programming language, used by millions of developers worldwide.

Congratulations to Associate Professor Sophia Yakoubov, who has been awarded DKK 3.6 million from Independent Research Fund Denmark through the prestigious Inge Lehmann Programme for her project Deniable Secret Sharing.

Associate Professor Eve Hoggan has been awarded the prestigious ERC Consolidator Grant for her project MIRA - Multimodal Interaction for Remote Physical Artefacts, which will enable hands-on interaction with physical objects remotely and shape the future of digital collaboration.

Last week, our Cryptography and Cybersecurity section hosted the 2025 Theory of Cryptography Conference (TCC 2025) – an area conference of the International Association for Cryptologic Research (IACR). 181 researchers from around the world gathered in Aarhus to dive into the latest advances in theoretical cryptography: the concepts, paradigms, and…