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Bettina Nygaard Nielsen using a novel painkiller-solution invented in Copenhagen Science City.

/26 May 2020

Novel painkiller needs backing to reach kids in pain

When a doctor faces a child in pain, she has very few remedies to comfort her patient. None of them ideal. Now, a team from...

/20 May 2020

On-line networking tested on start-up wannabees

Meeting start-up peers during a lockdown is a challenge. The Brew Your Own-events have been an increasingly popular series of networking opportunities wrapped in valuable...

A novel air-filtration system developed by Copenhagen Science City-based start-up AirLabs is being installed in a fleet of London ambulances to protect drivers, staff and patients against COVID-19.

/18 May 2020

Clean air to protect first responders

Ambulance personnel driving COVID-19 patients to the hospital, risk inhaling airborne virus as patients puff pathogens into the air. A novel air filtration technology developed...

STERISAFE whole room disinfection unit being tested at University College Copenhagen. Company promotional photo

/06 Apr 2020

Disinfection innovators expand after investment

The whole-room disinfection innovators Sterisafe APS have had an explosive start-up journey. They incorporated their Copenhagen Science City-based company in September of 2018. Already in...

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 team is open to the...

Copenhagen Science City is an 800 metre radius innovation district in the heart of the Danish capital. Now it has been afforded a central role on the city's 12-year strategy “City of Copenhagen, Municipal Plan 2019 – A globally responsible city”.

/28 Feb 2020

Innovation district in 12-year plan for Copenhagen

Copenhagen Science City could play a central role in the Danish capitals efforts to create high value jobs and to attract talent and investments. This,...

Idrætsfællesskabet is working to integrate vulnerable citizens into stable communities using sports as a connective factor. They are one of the many teams using entrepreneurial tools to achieve goals in SUND Hub, a Copenhagen Science City-located student-start-up community. Photo, Mikal Schlosser

/25 Feb 2020

First 100 student start-ups through community

University of Copenhagen passed an important milestone in January. The first 100 student projects have passed through SUND Hub, a student start-up community based at...