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GDPR, AI and ethics requirements for research

Scientific research must be done carefully and responsibly, with limited use of AI and respect for privacy regulations. This is especially true for applied computer science where researchers collect and analyse personal data. This article explains for which rules apply and how to implement them in practice.

Sieuwert van Otterloo
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Call for companies: research projects for VU Business track 2026

For the upcoming 2026 edition of the VU’s Computer Science Bachelor Research projects, ICT Institute is again organising the Computer Science Business Track where we supervise a new cohort of student teams working on real-world, data-driven challenges. We are looking for innovative companies in the Netherlands (from scale-ups to public organisations) with substantial data, AI,…

Pavlo Burda
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Computer Science research results

In 2025 more than 20 computer science students completed their thesis project with support from ICT institute. In this article you can find the titles and topics of the completed research projects as well as some main results. The projects ranged from data science e-health AI applications to software prototypes for cybersecurity analytics. Research approach…

Pavlo Burda
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Understanding Social Engineering attacks at CHI 2025

This April, I’ll be presenting my research on social engineering attacks at the 2025 ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI) in Yokohama, Japan. CHI brings together a global community of researchers, designers, and practitioners who explore the future of how humans interact with technology. As the premier conference on Human-Computer Interaction, this…

Pavlo Burda

Does your company have research projects for computer science students?

We are looking for innovative companies, in the Netherlands, with data-driven teams involved in security, AI or other research that are willing to provide a business problem to solve and an in-house supervisor.  In return the companies will get a small team (2-3 third year computer science students) that will apply state of the art…

Pavlo Burda