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E72 #Ecosystem Builders “From Lab to Value Chain: Mission-Driven Carbon Capture” with CORC's Lasse Rosendahl & Alexia Jacobsen (opens the original)
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In this podcast episode on turning research into societal value, host Søren Spanner Bach is joined by co-host Per Christensen of Black Swans Exist and guests Lasse Rosendahl , Director of CORC , and Alexia Jacobsen , Head of Innovation at CORC - the Novo Nordisk Foundation CO2 Research Center, headquartered in Aarhus with partner institutions across Europe and the US. The conversation centres on a deceptively simple question: what does it actually take to translate CO2 research into real-world i
E71 #Ecosystem Builders "From Spin-Outs to Spin-Ins: How Incuba Shapes Aarhus' Innovation Ecosystem" with Jacob Doktor Mogensen (opens the original)
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Jacob Doktor Mogensen , CEO of Incuba , joins the show to unpack how Aarhus's science park model turns university research into scaled companies. The conversation moves from Incuba's problem-first, hands-on approach to acceleration, through real cases like Coana and CrowdStrike/Humio, to the harder question of why Danish companies sell out to international capital - and what "spinning in" corporate innovation could change. Listeners get a grounded look at what actually moves a startup from idea
E70 #Ecosystem Builders “Center for Biosolutions: DTU Vision and Pathways” with Andreas Worberg (opens the original)
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In this podcast episode on turning fragmented world-class research into a connected biosolutions ecosystem, host Søren Spanner Bach is joined by guest Andreas Worberg , the driving force behind the new Center for Biosolutions at DTU (Technical University of Denmark) - a cross-departmental initiative uniting eight departments and close to 2,000 researchers under DTU's non-medical biotechnology efforts. Andreas shares candid reflections on why DTU, despite ranking as Europe's best engineering univ
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