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The SU office is open for calls on Tuesdays
Every Tuesday from 10:00-11:00, the SU team at ITU will be open for phone calls.

You call the main number for the SAP front office: +45 72 18 54 05, and then if your question requires special attention, we will put you through to the SU team.

As always you can also write sap@itu.dk with your SU questions.

Your e-mail is placed with the SU team and replied to as soon as possible. The team handles e-mails on a daily basis. 
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Did you regret or forget your registrations for Spring 2025?
You can change your registrations from 27 January until 9 February (week 5 and 6) by registering or de-registering in My Study Activities.

The courses that have open spots will feature on the list in My Study Activities. The list can change throughout the two weeks.

See all the details by clicking below.
 
New ITU research analyses attacks on Large Language Models
What are the intentions and profile of someone trying to use LLMs for malicious purposes? And how do they do it?

In a new study, researchers from ITU define so-called “red teaming” of LLMs to enable better security in the future.

Find out more about their work in this article. 
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PhD Defence by Mohsen Ghaffari
PhD Student, Mohsen Ghaffari, is defending his thesis "Testing and Symbolic Analysis For Reinforcement Learning".

When and where: 30 January 2025, at 13:00 in Auditorium 2.
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By The PhD School
 
CCIT Seminar w. Clara Vandeweerdt: The Activist's Trade-Off
Join us for our first CCIT Seminar of the semester, where we are joined by Assistant Professor Clara Vandeweerdt (KU) for a talk called Activist's Trade-off: Climate Disruption Buys Salience at a Cost.

Disruptive non-violent climate protest is on the rise with more and more movements turning to non-normative actions in the hopes of creating policy change. So far, research has found mixed results regarding the effects of disruptive tactics on public opinion.

In this talk, Clara will introduce the first study to measure effects on salience (awareness of climate change as a problem) side by side with other policy-relevant climate attitudes. 

When and where: 28 January from 12:00-13:00 in room 3A08 and online.

Find out more and get the meeting link by clicking below. 
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By Center for Climate IT
 
 
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