Innovation District partners help Danish companies compete within artificial intelligence
Denmark has a strong digital infrastructure, but the implementation and commercialization of artificial intelligence in Danish companies is lagging behind. A new initiative, AI Lab,... Read More
Physicists build start-up to offer microchip-R&D-as-a-service
It doesn’t really matter if it’s for quantum or classical electronics. Contemporary devices are so complex to build, that it takes a very special skill-set... Read More
Low-cost GMO1 lab to breathe life into biotech ideas
Genetically Modified Organisms underpin the biotechnology that could give us greener chemistry, cleaner fuels, more powerful immunological tools and better medicine. Sadly, many biotech ideas... Read More
Start-up work could now qualify for professor-job in district
Jobs as lecturers, readers, and professors used to go only to excellent researchers and teachers at Innovation District Copenhagen- partner University of Copenhagen. This changed... Read More
Glacier grime to solve farmers’ challenges
A small vial full of grey dust stands on a desk at the Rock Flour Company offices. The company COO, Eliot Booth, insists that this... Read More
University spinouts get easier lift-off in Denmark
Standard contracts for research-based companies are now being implemented across all Danish universities. This means that building, and scaling, a business based on university research... Read More
INNOVATION DISTRICT COPENHAGEN announces new CEO
Today, 4th March 2026, the Innovation District Copenhagen association is delighted to announce the appointment of Annemarie Munk Riis as new CEO. Munk Riis’ background... Read More
Biosolution start-ups get new scaling opportunities in district
Novel biobased solutions could be the next big business adventure for Denmark and for Europe. In agriculture, in food, in biochemicals and much more. In... Read More