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With more than 125 companies under one roof, the start-up community COBIS is already home to one of the largest gatherings of life science start-ups... Read More

Technology could supplement medicine in treating, managing or even preventing some diseases. That is the promise of health-tech. Now the Copenhagen Science City-located start-up incubator... Read More

The City of Copenhagen celebrates its expat residents every year with an International Citizens Day. 2020 was to be no exception, but due to the... Read More

As the leaves start falling, students and researchers are returning to their universities while start-up companies are preparing to tackle corona, climate change and the... Read More

In a globalised world, your talent for tech and your tech start-up is welcomed almost everywhere in the world. So why should you choose Copenhagen... Read More

For a struggling biotech company it can be prohibitively expensive to prove that its business idea has merit. A new co-working lab aims to make... Read More

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... Read More

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... Read More

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,... Read More

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... Read More

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... Read More

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... Read More

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,... Read More

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

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... Read More

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... Read More

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... Read More

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... Read More

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... Read More

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... Read More

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... Read More

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... Read More

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... Read More

Starting a new life in a new country is scary. Starting without a job is scarier still, so when 2,000 new Copenhageners joined the International... Read More

With an impressive 26th place, the Copenhagen Science City-partner University of Copenhagen can pride themselves on being 2019’s best university in continental EU, the best... Read More

Hiring new staff may well be the most fear-provoking task for start-ups when they start to scale up. As a service to frazzled founders, Copenhagen... Read More

University of Copenhagen runs no less than three student start-up communities. One of these is the Copenhagen Science City-located SUND Hub. The hub is primarily... Read More

Hearing loss and balance problems tend to go hand in hand. Now the University Hospital Rigshospitalet is collecting all its research and specialist treatment facilities... Read More

When older people fall, they hurt, not just themselves, but also the economy of society. That is why preventing falls is one of 15 major... Read More

A new institution, Trial Nation, now offers a single, national entry point for life science companies, patient organisations and clinical researchers wishing to sponsor, participate... Read More

Four innovation districts in Greater Copenhagen have established a network with innovation districts in Finland, Sweden and Norway. The Nordic parties kicked off their collaborative... Read More

A new ambitious skin disease research centre at the University of Copenhagen aims to use Big Data and highly specialised proteomics research to uncover the... Read More

A new Copenhagen Science City web-portal aims to make it easy for companies to find new products, clients or collaborators in more than 350 innovative... Read More

Start-up companies located in the communities COBIS and Symbion can expect better opportunities for networking and more exciting content at events after a recent buyout.... Read More

The first round could not have gone better. A new initiative to teach seasoned professionals about innovation and entrepreneurship for the health and care sector... Read More

Students in science programmes have the best possible foundation for starting an innovative business. They have the latest methods and insights at their fingertips. What... Read More

A new action plan aims to revitalise one of Copenhagens’ worn down, but centrally located corners: The Haraldsgade neighbourhood which is a former light industry... Read More