We aim to strengthen Danish innovation, development, growth and employment.
Green transition, Life Science, and Technology: Innovation Centre Denmark aims to lift Denmark’s innovation power and build a greener, healthier, and smarter future.
Areas of expertise
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Life Science
Home to one of the strongest life science clusters in the world there is no doubt that life science is a key industry in Denmark, as well as an industry that depends on global cooperation. Denmark is a respected international health laboratory. The key to that reputation is the close interplay between public and private partners across science, education and regulatory affairs.Read more -
Green Transition
Denmark is world leading in GreenTech innovation and an entrepreneurial green frontrunner. Energy and environmental policies, research and innovative Danish companies have placed Denmark among world leaders in green and efficient energy and water technology. Green transition is a global challenge and international collaboration is a key to further developing innovative solutions.Read more -
Technology
Denmark is one of the world’s most digitalised countries. Digital technologies have reached a level of commercial and strategic importance and tech giants like Apple, Facebook, and Google are investing in major data centres in Denmark. In order to facilitate international cooperation within the Tech sector, Denmark uses ‘Techplomacy’.Read more
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our locations
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India Bangalore
Read moreBangalore, a global leader in tech, life science, and space research, serves as a vital bridge between Denmark and India. This makes ICDK Bangalore an ideal innovation partner for Danish start-ups, institutions, and SME’s looking to engage with India's rapidly evolving technological landscape.
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South Korea Seoul
Read moreSeoul is at the forefront of technological innovation, driven by significant investments and robust partnerships. The city excels in promoting the green transition and life science, making it an ideal location for Danish SME’s, start-ups, and institutions aiming to contribute to and benefit from South Korea's rapidly growing sectors.
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China Shanghai
Read moreIn Shanghai, Danish stakeholders gain expert support in navigating China’s vast landscape of innovation, technology, and digitalization. With a particular emphasis on life science, healthcare, and bioeconomy, ICDK Shanghai provides a unique opportunity to tap into and learn from China's dynamic innovation ecosystem.
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Germany Munich
Read moreMunich is situated in one of the world’s leading research and innovation environments. We connect Danish companies, research organisations, and higher education institutions with the thriving innovation ecosystem in Southern Germany, with a focus on digitalization, quantum technologies, and life science.
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Israel Tel Aviv
Read moreTel Aviv stands as one of the leading global hubs for research, innovation, and start-ups, particularly within green transition, FoodTech, life science, and digitalization. Its vibrant ecosystem offers Danish partners a fertile ground for collaboration and growth in these pioneering industries.
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USA Boston
Read moreBoston has a prolific life science ecosystem representing world leading hospitals, high-ranked universities, and some of the most successful life sciences companies. Additionally, it has a thriving ecosystem of start-ups and established companies, providing an unparalleled environment for Danish partners and institutions to thrive and expand their influence in these cutting-edge sectors.
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USA Silicon Valley
Welcome to Innovation Centre Denmark in Silicon Valley. We aim to build bridges between Denmark and the West Coast of U.S. to ensure a sustainable future.Read more -
Denmark Copenhagen (HQ)
Read moreOur Head Quarters in Copenhagen plays a pivotal role in linking companies, research institutions, and innovation ecosystems in Denmark and the countries where our Innovation Centres operate. HQ ensures alignment with government bodies and other Danish public innovation actors, such as national cluster organizations and university incubators.
