Dit nye mødested i Copenhagen Science City
Tre nye vidensdelingszoner er etableret i Copenhagen Science City, som skal gøre det nemmere for virksomheder, studerende og uddannelsessteder at udveksle viden.
Viden gør sig bedst, når det kommer andre til gode. Derfor har Copenhagen Science City netop etableret tre vidensdelingszoner med hver deres særpræg.
Vidensdelingszonerne findes ved Professionshøjskolen Metropol i Sigurdsgade, ved H. C. Ørsted Bygningen på Københavns Universitet og ved Rigshospitalet ud mod Blegdamsvej. Her lyser de op i Copenhagen Science Citys velkendte blå farve med bænke, borde, infostandere og wayfinding-skilte.
Copenhagen Science City vil med vidensdelingzonerne understrege visionen om at fremme samarbejdet på tværs af de mange vidensinstitutioner i området.
I forbindelse med vidensdelingszonerne er Copenhagen Science Citys tagline blevet tydelig for offentligheden. Store bannere med budskabet ”Sharing Knowledge” pryder Københavns Universitets bygninger ud mod Nørre Allé, på Rigshospitalet bygning ud mod Blegdamsvej og ved vidensdelingszonen på Metropol.
Rektor på Professionshøjskolen Metropol, Stefan Hermann, indvier vidensdelingzone i Sigurdsgade med de nye studerende 1. september.
Rigshospitalet holder den 28. september et arrangement for unge forskere, hvor DARE2mansions grundlægger Laila Pawlak og hospitalsdirektør Per Christiansen står for oplæggene.
Vidensdelingszonerne er blevet til i et tæt samarbejde mellem partnerne bag Copenhagen Science City: Københavns Universitet, Professionshøjskolen Metropol, Region Hovedstaden, Københavns Kommune Rigshospitalet, Novo Nordisk, Bygningsstyrelsen, Copenhagen Bio Science Park, Dreyers Fond, Symbion, Uddannelses- og Forskningsministeriet.
Your new meeting place in Copenhagen Science City
Three new knowledge sharing zones have been established in Copenhagen Science City, making it easier for companies, students and educational institutions to exchange knowledge.
Understanding that knowledge is at its best when it benefits others, Copenhagen Science City recently established three knowledge sharing zones, each with its own unique profile.
The knowledge sharing zones can be found by Metropolitan University College on Sigurdsgade, by the H. C. Ørsted Building at the University of Copenhagen and by Rigshospitalet facing towards Blegdamsvej. The zones feature Copenhagen Science City’s familiar blue colour, benches, tables, information stands and wayfinding signs.
With the new knowledge sharing zones, Copenhagen Science City takes another step in its vision of promoting collaboration between the various knowledge institutions in the area.
The knowledge sharing zones are also helping to make Copenhagen Science City’s tagline more visible to the public. Large banners with the motto “Sharing Knowledge” adorn the University of Copenhagen’s buildings facing Nørre Allé, the Rigshospitalet building facing Blegdamsvej and the knowledge sharing zone at Metropolitan University College.
Rector Stefan Hermann of Metropolitan University College will inaugurate the knowledge zone at Sigurdsgade with the new students on 1 September.
On 28 September, Rigshospitalet will host an event for young researchers, where DARE2mansion founder Laila Pawlak and hospital director Per Christiansen will speak.
The knowledge sharing zones are the result of a close collaboration between the partners behind Copenhagen Science City: the University of Copenhagen, Metropolitan University College, the Capital Region of Denmark, the City of Copenhagen, Rigshospitalet, Novo Nordisk, the Danish Building & Property Agency, Copenhagen Bio Science Park, the Dreyer Foundation, Symbion, and the Ministry of Higher Education and Science.
