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At SODA this year BARC is represented with two papers, one of which has been awarded Best Student Paper written by two of our PhD students Lorenzo Beretta and Jakub Tětek.

BARC welcomes Postdoc André Nusser to the team.

Professor Mikkel Thorup is the first Dane ever to be awarded the prize for finding the solution to a problem that it took him 18 years to figure out.

A new paper proves that training neural networks is even harder. All the world's energy can be used to train a single network of modest size without reaching the optimum. This calls for restricting the training process…

Assistant Professor Mikkel Abrahamsen has received a grant from the Independent Research Fund Denmark of 6.2 million DKK for his project "Algorithms for Packing and Decomposition Problems".

Is it possible to reconstruct the evolutionary tree of life, despite our limited knowledge of the past? Recently, a group of three researchers from BARC-UCPH and two former UCPH researchers had a major break through on…

BARC opened its doors to an afternoon with families, welcoming Danupon Nanongkai to the team as well as his wife and daughter.

Four years ago today, on September 1, 2017, the BARC Centre officially began its journey.

This is a story of foundational research, and innovative algorithms motivated by basic algorithmic questions, unfolding into real-world impact: the TensorSketch, from theory to practice.

Professors Thorup and Kawarabayashi have won an esteemed Fulkerson Prize for their paper “Deterministic Edge Connectivity in Near-Linear Time”.