Start-up companies are always ready to hire talent, but they never post jobs. If you want a job, you must tell the company why they... Read More

Stimulating entrepreneurship and generating tech scale-ups could be a team sport in the EU. Regrettably, many of the Union’s countries, regions and municipalities seem determined... Read More

The 2018-2024 strategy for Copenhagen Science City is the foundation upon which the innovation district will stand for the coming six years. It is a... Read More

Anyone involved in attracting highly educated staff, research-intensive companies and high tech investments knows it. You need strong arguments in order to be successful. For... Read More

Copenhagen Science City may well be the most walkable innovation district in the world. As compact as it is though, visitors have found it challenging to... Read More

Almost one thousand bright young people from around the world have chosen to enroll in a study programme anchored at a Copenhagen Science City partner-institution... Read More

Novel materials often lead to new products, but taking a material to market can require an atomic-level understanding of its properties. In 2016, three Danish... Read More

Everybody wants to be world class. The University of Copenhagen and University Hospital Rigshospitalet can actually claim that title. Six of their research fields strongly... Read More

Researchers struggle to find industry collaborators. Now Copenhagen Science City has made it easier, by creating a web portal with an overview of the 350... Read More

Copenhagen Science City-partner the University of Copenhagen has been awarded the prestigious Building and Innovative Infrastructure Award for the Maersk Tower’s excellence in sustainability performance.... Read More

Over 100 entrepreneurship companies are based in Copenhagen Science City-partner Copenhagen Bio Science Park (COBIS), which is the leading Danish research park for biotech- and... Read More

The Secretariat of Copenhagen Science City is now advocating co-location, co-creation and connecting inventors to investors from the landmark building “Green Lighthouse” located in the... Read More

Copenhagen Science City respects your right to privacy. We send out a bimonthly newsletter to stakeholders and followers, friends and collaborators interested in news and... Read More

A choice between sun-kissed music and insect-based snacks sounds like no competition at all, but Copenhagen Science City chose to battle the odds at the... Read More

A new member of the Copenhagen Science City development council will help guide the innovation district into the global lead. The partner-organisation Capital Region of... Read More

Start-up companies are often in need of staff, but too busy to post jobs. An invitation in May to present job offers to students of... Read More

Working in a start-up company can be a great career booster, especially for health and science graduates. Finding the perfect job can be hard though.... Read More

Starting a health-related business is hard and entrepreneurs need all the help they can get. At Copenhagen Science City-partner, University of Copenhagen, Faculty of Health... Read More

The Development Council for the innovation district Copenhagen Science City has unanimously voted in Henrik C. Wegener, Rector of the University of Copenhagen, as its... Read More

With more than 15,000 employees in over 20 countries, Daiichi Sankyo is the second largest pharmaceutical company in Japan. The Nordic region is the next... Read More

Most hard-science graduates look for future jobs in large companies with established research and development divisions. Working for a small start-up might, however, be a... Read More

Professor Matthias Mann from the Copenhagen Science City-partner, Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Protein Research at the University of Copenhagen, has achieved sensationally widespread recognition.... Read More

Pharmaceutical companies could almost double the number of targets they aim for when developing new drugs. So a recent study shows. Mapping unexplored human DNA... Read More

Competing for the best young researchers in the world is a tough game. For the Danish capital, Copenhagen, the winning hand seems to be an... Read More

Companies collaborating with researchers at Copenhagen Science City-partner, University of Copenhagen, can expect additional value for their research and development work. At a recently opened centre for... Read More

Foreign direct investment is attractive for any region in the world. Now Financial Times has honoured Greater Copenhagen as best mid-size region in Europe at... Read More

The title says it all. The partner organisations behind Copenhagen Science City have high ambitions for the approaching years. The innovation district strategy for the... Read More

Demand for university graduates with work-experience from start-up businesses continues to rise in Denmark. To meet the demand from employers, the Copenhagen Science City-partner University... Read More

A new wave of informational publications and infographic material is currently coming out of Copenhagen Science City. The most highly visible result of the new... Read More

 Restructuring immune cells could drastically change the fight against some of the most deadly diseases known to man. Researchers at Copenhagen Science City-partner, University of Copenhagen,... Read More

To meet massive demand, the private innovation community and education institution SingularityU Denmark is now expanding into three other Nordic countries and changing its name... Read More

Hard science students with a business idea could create future jobs for themselves and others, but even failing is valuable for a student entrepreneur. The... Read More

The Novo Nordisk Foundation has announced a plan to inject more than 50 million Euro into creating new life science companies. Starting January 2018 they... Read More

One of the world’s best seed-accelerators, Accelerace, has raised an investment of 1.4 million Euro from public and private sources. Accelerace has offices with the... Read More

Getting access to international Life Science Talent is about to get easier in Copenhagen. Copenhagen Science City is teaming up with investment promotion organisation Copenhagen... Read More

Two major University Colleges in Copenhagen have announced that they will merge on March 1st. Copenhagen Science City-partner Metropolitan University College and University College Capital... Read More

It was the biggest Startup Weekend ever in Europe. In mid-November 250 entrepreneurs, students, designers and programmers spent 54 hours at a stretch at Copenhagen... Read More

Every year the University of Copenhagen rewards the best teacher, outstanding innovation and the extraordinary effort to develop a positive and attractive study environment. Two... Read More

On November 20 the pioneering FEI Titan Krios cryo-electron microscope was inaugurated by the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences Dean Ulla Wewer, CEO of the... Read More

The already iconic Maersk Tower, located in Copenhagen Science City, has won a prestigious architecture prize at the World Architecture Festival in Berlin. At the same time, the surrounding... Read More

Using garlic to destroy biofilm of resistant bacteria can make antibiotics work again. In a new study, researchers from Copenhagen Science City-partner University of Copenhagen... Read More

The first technology to effectively remove noxious fumes from the passenger compartments of cars is launched today. It is set to transform the lives of... Read More

More than 1000 leaders, doers and thinkers explored exponential technologies and sneak peeked into the future in the Copenhagen Opera House when World leading experts... Read More

A worldwide license agreement with the University of Copenhagen and Capital Region of Denmark sets spinout biotech company ADCendo on track to develop novel treatments... Read More

Exporting organic food to China is complicated. Organic certification and permits are complex to obtain and require constant renewal. This makes the system difficult to... Read More

As computers grow smaller, the materials needed in their construction grow weirder. Predicting the properties of novel semiconductor materials could save chip-designers millions. A company... Read More