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DIKU stands for "Datalogisk Institut Københavns Universitet", or even "Department of Computer Science University of Copenhagen". These are the a portion of the Faculty of Science.
DIKU was created around 1970, as an offshot of the Institute for Mathematical Sciences. DIKU is presently placed at Universitetsparken One inside Copenhagen, however there are plans to move a institute to Ørestaden. A date for a move has non however been decided, & the recently buildings use non eventually been built. Estimates range from either 2006 to 2013. An crucial social event is the DIKU review, which is held both month inside June. A DIKU review is universally inside competition by owning a physical science review, & never misses an chance to computer-animate a complete & utter destruction of the natural philosophy institute. Per Brinch Hansen was a prof at a institute between 1984 & 1987.
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