At the Department of Computer Science, we value close collaboration with society.
Our researchers are involved in a large number of research projects with external partners and are represented on external boards and committees at regional, national and international levels. In addition, several researchers are involved in cooperation with private and public organisations, and through these activities, they contribute to knowledge development regionally, nationally and internationally.
Our students are some of the most sought-after collaborators. Every year, students from the department collaborate with companies and public institutions as part of their education. Our students have high disciplinary expertise in their subjects and a wide range of general competencies related to group and project work. The most common cooperation activities are project collaborations or student internships.
- Demonstration of ModelarDB: Model-Based Management of High-Frequency Time Series Across Edge, Cloud, and Client (energy managment). Digital demo on screen.
- GoMap Edge (Object detection af trafikskilte og efterfølgende placering). Digital demo on screen.
- Seagull (AIS point heat maps, AIS trajectory data + other related items on ships). Digital demo on screen.
- Only first day (poster on second day): Anders Bruun and John Persson from CS@AAU will advice companies on decision-making in order to address the most pressing barriers on introducing AI in the company, based on their project AI-SME.
- Two physical demos (mock-up): How to apply UPPAAL to control floor heating in a domestic house in an optimal way. How to apply UPPAAL to sort items on a production belt.
- Posters on ‘Quantum Communication’ and ‘Distributed Sustainable Software and Systems’ along with staff that can elaborate on the posters.
Onsdag den 4. november 2026
11.15 - 12.30 | Optimal Design Automation for a Quantum Software Stack
13.15 - 13.45 | Seeing the Unspoken: Teaching Multimodal Models to "Think Before They Speak" with Human Eye Movement
Torsdag den 5. november 2026
09.45 - 10.15 | Breaking the walls of messaging apps: challenges and opportunities of messaging interoperability
11.00 - 11.30 | More Is Different: Emergence, Multi-Agent AI, and the Limits of What We Can Measure
12.00 - 12.30 | Digital Twins and Machine Learning for Resilient Water Infrastructure
14.15 - 14.45 | Digital Self-Determination through Federated Nanoservers