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DNRF Chair: Niels Joachim Gormsen

Financial markets play a decisive role in the economy. When firms decide whether to build a new factory, invest in green technologies, or pursue innovation, […]

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DNRF Chair: Bengt Håkan Johansson

The proposed concept is an engine relying on AI to select combustion mode depending on engine speed and load (torque) to optimize engine efficiency and […]

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Rasmus Kleis Nielsen

DNRF Chair: Rasmus Kleis Nielsen

Rasmus Kleis Nielsen is a professor of communication whose research focuses on the changing role of news and media in society. The aim of this […]

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Mo Bahram

DNRF Chair: Mohammad Bahram

Prof. Bahram’s research focuses on assessing the role of soil microbes in various ecosystem processes and how these microbes interact with plants, particularly in the […]

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Amir Yehudayoff

DNRF Chair: Amir Yehudayoff

Machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) have an amazing impact on our world. It brings promises but also dangers. How does it work? Can […]

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Emilia Mendes

DNRF Chair: Professor Emilia Mendes

The Software Effort Estimation (SEE) is one of the most important areas in Software Engineering, being investigated for 50+ years; however, despite its importance, there […]

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Professor Hanna Tuomistos

DNRF Chair: Professor Hanna Tuomisto

Hanna Tuomisto is broadly interested in ecology and biogeography of tropical forests. She has carried out extensive fieldwork in different parts of tropical America, especially…

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DNRF Chair: Professor Vijay Tiwari

Gene Regulatory Mechanisms underlying Neural Fate Decisions and its Disruption in Neurological Disorders Mammalian brain development involves highly complex and organized sets of events. One…

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Professor Gregory Clark

DNRF Chair: Professor Gregory Clark

Gregory Clark (GC) is a world-renowned researcher in Quantitative Economic History, who has published two widely cited books on international economic history: A Farewell to…

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