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light of technological advances in digital tools and resources, as well as the ongoing migration crisis, WP4 reconsiders the main concepts and approaches to language learning and teaching: it investigates
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Compute – Department of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science – is an internationally recognised academic environment with over 400 employees and 10 research sections. We broadly cover digital
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use and mission execution. The aim is to develop design guidelines for high-speed USVs where propulsion and control are treated as an integrated system rather than separate subsystems. Digital twin
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); contributes to SDC’s master programmes through teaching and guest lectures (Digital Innovation, research methods, computational methods, and case material from the candidate’s own fieldwork); contributes
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for the benefit of the individual human being and society. We are a major part in implementing the 2030 vision of the Faculty of Medicine, i.e. to become leading within digital health and well-known for doctors and
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efficiency and thermal comfort. Develop digital twins, grey-box models, and urban-scale models of thermal systems for design optimization and operational performance diagnostics. Develop and implement
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, public health, and physiotherapy. Our mission is to drive positive societal impact through cutting-edge research and innovation, with a strong focus on digital health. Currently, our department has
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Department has five research clusters— Advances in Branding Research Cluster; B2B Marketing-Sales Research Cluster; Consumer Research Cluster, Digital Marketing Research Cluster, Tourism and Hospitality
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construction of digital systems guided by rigorous mathematical foundations. Towards which, our current main instrument is the Computer Science Library (CSLib) in the Lean programming technology . CSLib is a
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modelling and monitoring, flood forecasting, and national hydrological modelling, while contributing to a longer-term research profile in digital hydrological systems, climate change impacts