News - Copenhagen Science City

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 you get it right. These...

A new line of Copenhagen Science City posters should raise awareness of the district with a target audience of decision-makers.

/30 Jan 2020

New visibility for Copenhagen Science City

40,000 cars. 15,000 bicycles. A very conservative estimate would suggest that 60,000 pairs of eyes pass through Nørre Allé. Every day. All year round. For...

The Copenhagen Science City start-up checklist

/30 Jan 2020

Starting a company: The Checklist

Creating a start-up is a complex process. There are decisions to make. Actions to take. For company founders with a scientific or technical background most...

Lars Winther, Soft Funding Investor at Innovationsfonden, speaking at a Copenhagen science City

/05 Dec 2019

Seasoned investors shared pitching tips with startups

The angel investor looks for start-ups that require special skills. The institutional investor looks for start-ups that promise growth and employment. Both look for quality,...

Titanhus in Titangade is home to a number of interesting commercial residents. Among them is SingularityU Nordic, a management course provider and start-up community.

/04 Dec 2019

New Nordic owner for local commercial property

Nordic real estate investors buy Titanhus, one of the larger commercial properties in Copenhagen Science City, for 313, 5 million DKK (42 mio €). The...

The innovation- and entrepreneurship education programme Biomedical design. Photo: Mikal Schlosser.

/02 Dec 2019

Innovation-fellows identify pressing needs at Rigshospitalet University Hospital

Innovation in a hospital has impact on thousands. Patients as well as health professionals. Hospitals need to keep up productivity, but adding the factor of...

Pitching for a start-up is more of an art than a science. That's why student-start-up community SCIENCE Innovation Hub had hired actor and coach Arne Stentoft to train science entrepreneurs. Foto: Amalie Sofie Nielsen.

/27 Nov 2019

Passionate pitching taught to rookie start-ups

When a founder of a start-up company stands in front of her first investor, she had better be able to explain herself. As a service...

Brew your own is a new series of events, providing inspiration for start-ups and TO start up.

/31 Oct 2019

Copenhagen Science City co-creates start-up events with Biopeople

The life science cluster Biopeople and Copenhagen Science City have now agreed to co-create a series of networking events for startups and entrepreneurs. The name...

New student housing on corner of Jagtvej and Lersø Park Allé features landmark building.

/29 Oct 2019

Landmark building to raise profile of new student accommodations

A ten-storey, cylinder shaped, high-rise building should add to the visibility of a new student-housing complex just next to Copenhagen Science City. The new complex...

Martin Jakobsen, Founder, STipe Therapeutics

/21 Oct 2019

Start-up raises 150 million DKK and proves concept of incubator

One year and ten million Danish Kroner from the BioInnovation Institute. That was all it took for the cancer drug start-up STipe to raise a...

New public service should ease the introduction of new business models in Denmark

/16 Oct 2019

New service to ease the way for businesses built on new models

Is your start-up based on a new business model? Is it legal? Should it be? Now you can find answers to these and many other...

A new student residency in Sigurdsgade is convenient for students at study programmes in Copenhagen Science City.

/02 Oct 2019

New student housing in area on the rise

Two new twin buildings in Copenhagen Science City-located Sigurdsgade will house no less than 85 new flats for students. The accommodations are entering the market...

Synklino is one of the nine new start-ups in BII. Based on collaboration between the University of Copenhagen and the Danish Technical University, they are developing an antiviral for use after transplantations.

/01 Oct 2019

First 100 million DKK pumped into Copenhagen Science City life science start-ups

Danish universities produce world-class life science research. This ought to results in business unicorns. Now it may. Over the last year the BioInnovation Institute has...

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 the CTO and co-founder of...

/29 Sep 2019

New Metro stations increase walkability of Copenhagen Science City

Walking to work has become an option for almost all researchers, students and staff working in Copenhagen Science City. Thanks to three new stations on...