SAVE THE DATE: 18-20 APRIL 2024
The threat from cybercrime and cyber espionage is high and shows no sign of abating. Criminal hackers and hostile states are working systematically, persistently and purposefully to hit carefully selected digital targets in Denmark. In such a volatile digital climate, we need to ask ourselves: How can we maintain trust in our digital society?
Cybersecurity research provides the key to answering this question. At MatchPoints 2024, leading cybersecurity researchers from across the world will come together for a three-day conference at Aarhus University to discuss the latest developments in the field.
MatchPoints 2024 is your chance to hear about this cutting-edge research and to join the conversation about trust in our digital society, discuss the most recent advances in cybersecurity and learn about the challenges we still need to address.
It’s also your opportunity to meet leading researchers, PhD students, politicians, cyber security professionals, industry leaders and NGO representatives – and to hear what cybersecurity means for citizens and public institutions. The programme will include talks, panel sessions, workshops and a Capture the Flag competition. Full website including programme and registrations opens January 2024. Sign up below to hear from us, when we are launching the website!
The threat from cybercrime and cyber espionage is high and shows no sign of abating. Criminal hackers and hostile states are working systematically, persistently and purposefully
to hit carefully selected digital targets in Denmark. In such a volatile digital climate, we need to ask ourselves: How can we maintain trust in our digital society?
MatchPoints 2024 is your chance to hear about this cutting-edge research and to join the conversation about trust in our digital society, discuss the most recent advances in cybersecurity and learn about the challenges we still need to address. The programme will include talks, panel sessions, workshops and a Capture the Flag competition. Full website including programme and registrations opens January 2024. Sign up below to hear from us, when we are launching the website!
MatchPoints 2023
Thank you for an inspiring and engaging MatchPoints 2023 on Global Health Challenges and Solutions!
The Covid-19 pandemic has shown how quickly a disease can spread across the globe with devastating consequences for people’s health and the world’s economies. And it’s unlikely to be a one-off. Whilst some infectious diseases are being eradicated, new and unknown diseases are emerging – and many diseases that can be treated in countries with advanced healthcare systems are spreading in parts of the world less able to handle them.
The MatchPoints conference ‘Global Health Challenges and Solutions’ will explore topics central to global health today, such as pandemic preparedness, health inequality, climate change and sustainability, chronic disease and mental health – all from a global perspective.
Meet leading researchers, PhD students, politicians, health stakeholders and NGO representatives, who, through presentations and debates, will highlight the challenges associated with global health and suggest solutions to overcome them. How can we learn from each other around the world? And how can we create more equal access to healthcare internationally? These are just some of the compelling questions that we will address and discuss with you at MatchPoints 2023.
On Saturday 13 May, Aarhus School of Architecture will host Global Health lectures and discussions with TV-journalist Jacob Rosenkrands guiding the audience through a day called "Din, min og verdens sundhed". The event is organized by Aarhus University, Aarhus People’s University and Aarhus Municipality.
The Covid-19 pandemic has shown how quickly a disease can spread across the globe with devastating consequences for people’s health and the world’s economies.
The MatchPoints conference ‘Global Health Challenges and Solutions’ will explore topics central to global health today, such as pandemic preparedness, health inequality, climate change and sustainability, chronic disease and mental health – all from a global perspective.
On Saturday 13 May, Aarhus School of Architecture will be an epicenter of Global Health lectures and discussions for interested citizens with TV-journalist Jacob Rosenkrands guiding the audience through a day called "Din, min og verdens sundhed". The event is organized by Aarhus University, Aarhus People’s University and Aarhus Municipality.
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