Innovation – University of Copenhagen

Are you interested in innovation at the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences? Find information about UCPH technology transfer, innovation activities for students, entrepreneurship courses and workshops for PhD students and post docs, innovation seminars & events for scientists, inspirational cases from the faculty and much more.

At the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, we have created The Pipeline. The Pipeline is our innovation infrastructure, created by the scientists' needs. The Pipeline offers support to students, scientists, professors, and clinicians at the university. You can find more information about The Pipeline events in the event calendar.

Curious about all the innovation activities, courses, programs and workshops going on at SUND? Find all of them here.

SUND is an active partner in several partnerships. Learn more here.

Looking for help with business development? Innovation tools? Bachelor or Master courses about innovation? You can find them all here.

Need information or support with funding your innovative research? Contact us or read more about the opportunities here

The Pipeline

Video about SUND's innovationsinfrastructure

SCHOOL OF HEALTH INNOVATION

From Research to Business

Open Entrepreneurship

Meet our business developers

Funding opportunities

POSTPONED! New Ph.D. innovation course 2020

Deadline 30. september 2020

Innovation

2020.06.16

"It Became Intense When the Investors Believed in My Idea"

Researcher Stefano Stella cuts up genes and is one of the world’s leading researchers within CRISPR technology. He and the team at the Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Protein Research at the University of Copenhagen are surrounded by competitors from all over the world, who also wish to be the first to develop the sharpest and most precise DNA scissors.

Innovation

2020.06.04

Health science researchers should (also) be entrepreneurs

The School of Health Innovation has been educating researchers in Sweden and Norway in innovation since 2017. Now a grant from the Novo Nordisk Foundation will expand the School to include Denmark.