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2020 has been a year that we won’t easily forget. Generally, despite the tough year, the companies in DTU Science Park have performed well during the Covid-19 pandemic. Few have experienced significant growth, while others have been struggling during the Corona crisis.
See how the companies in DTU Science Park coped during the challenging year.
2020 has been a challenging year in many ways
In this video, CEO of DTU Science Park, Steen Donner, takes an in-depth look at the annual analysis Deep Tech Insights and looks back on how the 290 companies in DTU Science Park coped during a challenging 2020 many of us won’t forget.
Roche wants to strengthen the innovative community in and around DTU Science Park
For years, Roche Innovation Center Copenhagen has been part of the unique innovative community in and around DTU Science Park and DTU. Now the global organization wants to increase its commitment to the entire ecosystem
Read more about the collaboration between Roche and DTU Science Park here (in Danish)
Born at DTU, raised in DTU Science Park and close to launching a promising cancer treatment
A new cancer treatment is currently being developed in DTU Science Park in Lyngby, where a DTU spinout is preparing to start human testing. CEO and co-founder of MonTa Biosciences believes that we are facing a breakthrough within oncology, if the upcoming trials on patients show positive results.
Read more about how MonTa Biosciences benefits from the collaboration with DTU here (in Danish)
GTS institutes in DTU Science Park: FORCE Technology at the forefront of a new green ecosystem
Four of Denmark’s seven GTS institutes are located in DTU Science Park, where they collaborate with other deep tech companies and provide test facilities, infrastructure and knowledge. We have convened Thomas Bech Hansen, Vice President at FORCE Technology, to hear more about the role of the GTS institutes in the development of the Danish business community.
Read more about FORCE Technology's role in the development of the Danish business community
Research and innovation under pandemic pressure
Although many companies in DTU Science Park have done well through the worst part of the corona shutdown, the pandemic has left its mark. Many companies, especially startups and scaleups, have had to find new ways to develop products, test and do research, but at the startup Insai, which lives in Futurebox in Lyngby, it has also led to a positive development for the team.
Read more about how the corona pandemic has left its mark on the startup Insai