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CEO of StepUp Solutions, Charles Henri Gayot, speaking at a Copenhagen Science City

/06 Mar 2020

Diversity as innovation booster illuminated

Diversity is much more than gender, colour and culture. Diversity can create a better bottom line, but only if your...

Brew Your Own is a series of Copenhagen Science City-located events with the aim of providing information, inspiration and opportunities for interaction to researchers, students and start-ups. The event

/10 Feb 2020

Trial insights tested on humans

You will make mistakes. Testing your product will make it better. The health- and care sector is happy to help...

Students turned out to be a central ressource for a start-up developing a novel tool to aid memorization

/30 Sep 2019

Student co-creators are goldmine for ed-tech start-up

For start-up companies, university students are an overlooked goldmine. That is the firm conviction of Carsten Brinch Larsen. He is...

/01 Jun 2016

Young entrepreneurs benefit from experienced CEO

The CEO at Galecto Biotech enjoys mentoring young entrepreneurs in Copenhagen Science City. In return he gets unique opportunities to...

/12 Apr 2016

Video: Simulation-based education at Metropolitan University College

To Metropolitan University College being situated in the heart of Copenhagen and Copenhagen Science City means that they are right...

/12 Apr 2016

From research to succesful product

Technology and knowledge transfer led to a fruitful collaboration between Biocare and researchers from Rigshospitalet (University Hospital of Copenhagen). In...

/11 Apr 2016

Video: Easy interaction with inventors and collaborators

To have collaborators and inventors within walking distance was the main reason why VAR2 Pharmaceuticals chose Copenhagen Science City as...

/26 Mar 2016

Video: Chinese genetics research centre chooses Copenhagen Science City

BGI chose to settle down in Copenhagen Science City as it is known to their Nordic Director as the Silicon...

/12 Feb 2016

Succesful collaboration with PhDs

The cleantech company Aquaporin, based in Copenhagen Science City, has partnered with the University of Copenhagen to provide training for...