September 2026 Newsletter
The September 2026 edition of the eScience Center’s newsletter is out! Our next newsletter will be out in November 2026.
New sovereign AI platform for research and innovation: UCloud AI
Developed as a public service rather than a commercial AI product, the new platform aims to make artificial intelligence more accessible to researchers across Denmark. Read more
You can now apply for compute time on UCloud via DeiC
DeiC has opened the second 2026 call for applications for access to Denmark’s national HPC facilities. Researchers (and PhD students) at Danish universities can apply. The calls only open twice a year. Read more and apply via DeiC
We are looking for new colleagues to join our team
The eScience Center is growing, and we are currently recruiting for:• External Relations Officer• Senior Team Leader for Research Support • Research Support Specialists (one or more positions) Please share with anyone who might be interested.
Developing Danish language models
Read about the research project Danish Foundation Models (DFM), and the difference the capacity of BITTEN makes for the progress of the project here
New platform for spinouts and startups
Read more about SPINS (Spinout platform for innovation and European sovereignty) SDU and AAU’s new innovation platform.
Tutorial: Learn to use CVAT for AI-assisted labeling
Watch the latest UCloud tutorial and learn to use CVAT on UCloud for AI-assisted labeling on the interactivephc website: https://interactivehpc.dk/?cat=10
Tutorial: Text classification using large language models
Watch the latest UCloud tutorial on how to perform automated text classification using pre-trained, open-source language models (LLMs) on the interactivehpc website: https://interactivehpc.dk/?cat=10
June 2026 Newsletter
The June 2026 edition of the eScience Center’s newsletter is out! Our next newsletter will be out in August 2026.
New national supercomputing capacity available through UCloud
The newly inaugurated supercomputing facility expands access to advanced computational resources for researchers and students across Denmark via UCloud, and marks an important expansion of Denmark’s digital research infrastructure. The system, named Bitten, supports research and teaching Read more…