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At the end of 2021, the Seoul Metropolitan Government announced that Seoul would become the first city in the #metaverse, offering public services through Metaverse Seoul. Since then, other South Korean cities have followed suit. The many publicly supported initiatives within South Korea’s metaverse ecosystem present excellent opportunities for Danish actors in virtual technologies who are seeking innovative international partners. These opportunities are set to grow even further when South Korea associates with Horizon Europe in 2025. The report Metaverse and Virtual Tech in South Korea provides insight into South Korea’s ecosystem, including key stakeholders, as well as the research and development potential within #creative industries, #healthtech, #educationtech, #socialsciences and #humanities. If you want to know more, please don't hesitate to reach out to Inie Nør Madsen and her colleagues at Innovation Centre Denmark Seoul

That's what ICDK is all about! Bridging Danish innovation and facilitating collaboration between public authorities, academia, and industry.

As 2024 comes to a close, we would like to take this opportunity to express our sincere gratitude to the Danish and global innovation ecosystem. Together, we have strengthened both Danish and international connections, driven innovation, and showcased Denmark’s expertise on the global stage. For the ICDK family, this year has been yet another testament to the power of strong partnerships and the importance of our shared vision - from fostering networks to exploring new opportunities through our innovation centres. We look forward to continuing the journey together in 2025, creating even greater impact for Danish businesses and researchers worldwide. Wishing you all a joyful holiday season and a prosperous New Year! Warm regards, Innovation Centre Denmark Innovation Centre Denmark Bangalore | Innovation Centre Denmark, Shanghai | Innovation Centre Denmark Seoul | Innovation Centre Denmark - Munich | Innovation Centre Denmark Tel Aviv | Innovation Centre Denmark Boston | Innovation Centre Denmark Silicon Valley

New strategy for Space Research and Innovation 🚀 By fostering a dynamic ecosystem that bridges academia, industry, and government, the new strategy seeks to accelerate scientific discoveries, promote commercial innovation, and support the green transition🌱   The strategy is built around nine initiatives designed to position Denmark as a frontrunner in the space sector. These initiatives focus on strengthening research and innovation, launching national space missions, commercialising space technologies, harnessing satellite data for sustainable development, and fostering strong international partnerships to tackle global challenges and drive meaningful progress 👉 Learn more about the strategy and its initiatives below or read more here: https://lnkd.in/gdcthew5 Innovation Centre Denmark Bangalore Innovation Centre Denmark Silicon Valley Innovation Centre Denmark - Munich Innovation Centre Denmark Tel Aviv Innovation Centre Denmark Seoul #GreenTransition #SpaceResearch

India has become a key player on the global space stage 🚀 With a new and more open Indian approach to international collaboration, combined with Denmark's new space strategy, the launchpad is set for Danish innovation partners to take off 💥 India is transforming the global space arena, and this report from Innovation Centre Denmark Bangalore dives deep into this dynamic ecosystem. If you want to know more, please don't hesitate to reach out to Søren Tranberg Hansen and his colleagues in Bangalore https://lnkd.in/dUbnDt_c

Do you have the right competences for a job supporting the green transition? Businesses and communities are already working to mitigate the effects of climate and environmental change and to promote the green transition. But the ideas and technologies that they must develop are so new that they often have not entered existing curricula at universities around the world. Join Innovation Centre Denmark Bangalore for an in-person session at DTU! We will discuss strategies and debate how companies and universities can collaborate to incorporate more up to date information about current technology developments and challenges Of particular interest is the knowledge ecosystem around the Indo-Danish Green Strategic Partnership and ways to ensure that education institutions and companies work closely together to meet the goals in the partnership. Join the discussion and meet: 🎤His Excellency the Ambassador of India to Denmark, Manish Prabhat 🎤 Jens O. Duus Vice Dean of Education, DTU - Technical University of Denmark 🎤 Devarajan Ramanujan Associate Professor, Aarhus Universitet University 🎤 Shannon Olsson, Global Director, the echo network 🎤 Representatives from the Indian Danish Chamber of Commerce (IDCC) Read the programme and register: https://lnkd.in/dvj-k6ex Eske Bo Rosenberg | Søren Tranberg Hansen | Martin Bech

Denmark is stepping up its commitment to green innovation with a new 15 billion DKK initiative focused on advancing climate-friendly solutions across energy, transport, agriculture, and more 🌍 Take a look at 5 key takeaways from the Government's green initiative, and don’t hesitate to reach out to our innovation centres to learn more about international innovation and research collaboration in the green transition 👇 Innovation Centre Denmark Bangalore, Innovation Centre Denmark Silicon Valley, Innovation Centre Denmark, Shanghai, Innovation Centre Denmark Seoul, Innovation Centre Denmark Boston, Innovation Centre Denmark - Munich, Innovation Centre Denmark Tel Aviv

The Danish government has presented its updated Life Science Strategy. The strategy emphasizes international collaboration, viewing global partnerships and health diplomacy as essential for advancing Denmark’s influence and competitiveness in life sciences. It is designed to cement Denmark’s position as a leading international life science hub in and revolves around six strategic initiatives, each focused on overcoming industry challenges and harnessing growth opportunity. Through the strategic initiatives, Denmark aims to support growth, innovation, and internationalization within the life science sector, ultimately benefiting patients, healthcare systems, and the economy. Get an overview of the initiatives below or read more here: https://lnkd.in/dmcHfdZg

Addressing opportunities and challenges in healthcare. Last week, Innovation Centre Denmark Boston hosted the annual Clinical Innovation Summit in Copenhagen. This year’s program focused on three central themes: innovation leadership in hospitals, AI in healthcare, and delivering care closer to patients, including hospital-at-home. The summit brought together hospital leaders, government officials, private companies, researchers and other healthcare representatives from Denmark, the U.S., and Canada to address some of the biggest trends and challenges in healthcare.   Here are a few key takeaways from the summit: 🔹 AI in Healthcare: The potential is huge, with real examples showcasing AI’s role in improving patient care, streamlining workflows, and even saving lives. However, regulatory challenges remain a key challenge for many innovators. 🔹 Hospital-at-Home: The concept is more than just a trend – this model is proving to be a viable approach to expand hospital capacity while enabling patients to manage care at home. 🔹 Digital Health for Empowered Patients: The future of healthcare is digital-first, with patients accessing efficient, personalized care through tech solutions. U.S. Embassy in the Kingdom of Denmark, Embassy of Canada to Denmark | Ambassade du Canada au Danemark, Rigshospitalet Innovation, Københavns Universitet - University of Copenhagen, EY, Mass General Brigham, Unity Health Toronto, Cleavland Clinic, University of California, Davis, Beth Israel Lahey Health, Healthcare Denmark, DI - Dansk Industri, Mayo Clinic, Indenrigs- og Sundhedsministeriet Uddannelses- og Forskningsministeriet, Udenrigsministeriet

Hallym university University Sacred Heart Hospital in Seoul operates 77 service robots for various tasks like delivery, guidance, and emergency response. Since implementing the robots in 2022, the hospital has recorded over 273,000 cases of robot use in 2023 and monthly usage now exceeding 2,250 cases. These robots assist staff by delivering medicine and specimens, and help patients with guidance and quarantine services.   This week Innovation Centre Denmark Seoul hosts a five-day robotics delegation with participants from the Danish robotics ecosystem. During their stay in South Korea the delegation will visit three major cities - each a hub for leading universities, research institutes, and companies at the forefront of robotics innovation. They will engage with key stakeholders through site visits, tours, and meetings to foster potential collaborative projects. This visit is part of the Global Innovation Network Programme (GINP), sponsored by the Danish Ministry of Higher Education - Uddannelses- og Forskningsministeriet Morten Nielsen FAB, Kasper Stoy, Xuping Zhang, Lazaros Nalpantidis, Dimitris Chrysostomou, M.Benaoumeur Senouci, Thiusius Rajeeth Savarimuthu, Ole Georg Andersen, Charlotte Rohlin Bastrup, Inie Nør Madsen Odense Robotics | Hallym University, South Korea | Aalborg Universitet | IT-Universitetet i København | Syddansk Universitet - University of Southern Denmark | DTU - Technical University of Denmark | Aarhus Universitet | Uddannelses- og Forskningsstyrelsen