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Master's students discussing future Data Science PhD opportunities at DDSA Pre-Graduate Retreat

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Aug 26

Students Explored Whether a PhD in Data Science Could Be Their Next Step

At DDSA's Pre-Graduate Retreat, master's students from across Europe explored whether a PhD in Data Science could be their next step. Through talks from researchers, industry professionals, and PhD students, participants gained valuable insights into academic careers, research opportunities, and life after a PhD.

Fernando Marina Urriola, former DDSA mentee and mentor in the DDSA Mentoring Programme

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Aug 26

Former Mentee: ‘Be Proactive As A DDSA Mentee’

On 17 August, the Danish Data Science Academy (DDSA) opened applications for mentees wishing to join the new season of...

Data science café in Aarhus helping researchers with coding

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Jun 26

A ‘Café’ Concept in Aarhus Helps Researchers Overcome Data Science Challenges

A data science café in Aarhus is helping researchers overcome bioinformatics and coding challenges through hands-on support, workshops, and expert guidance at Aarhus University.

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Jun 26

Measuring when Chatbots use persuading language

How do chatbots use persuasive language? This research from Aarhus University explores how LLMs generate and measure persuasion in text.

Danish Data Science Academy supporting data science talent in Denmark

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Jun 26

We are committed to continue supporting young data science talents

Five years have passed since the establishment of Danish Data Science Academy (DDSA). During that time, DDSA has supported the...

Illustration of enzymes for sustainability in protein engineering

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May 26

Why Enzymes are Brewing a Greener Future

Enzymes for sustainability are transforming industries—from plastic recycling to CO2 capture—through cutting-edge protein engineering and data science.

Data science in climate research using global temperature data

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May 26

Beyond Traditional Models: How Data Science Is Transforming Climate Research

Data science is transforming climate research by enabling faster and more efficient climate models. Researchers at Aalborg University show how econometrics and large-scale data analysis support climate science and public debate.