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Science Mag Article on the Business Environment in Denmark
Denmark's Øresund bridge—connecting Copenhagen to southern Sweden—symbolizes the country's strengths in connecting basic and applied research, and academic and corporate interests. "Denmark has a well-educated population, a number of leading life science companies, and an international research environment," says Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen. (28. januar 2010)

Invest in Denmark Sponsors webinar on Translational Medicine
Translational medicine is a field that continues to grow rapidly. Encouraging, supporting, and developing both basic translational research and its therapeutic application is essential to building a strong foundation in science. This webinar will focus on what Denmark is doing in the area of translational medicine to advance research, strengthen ties between academia and industry, and provide a fertile environment for innovation and the practical application of new discoveries. (27. januar 2010)

AMBASSADOR PETERSEN ASSESSES COP15 ON NPR
(25. januar 2010)

PRAISE FOR DANISH HEALTH IT SYSTEMS
(25. januar 2010)

VENTURE CUP FINALS 2010
Top 10 Danish Entrepreneurial Ideas in Applied Technology, Services, LIFE Science & MedTech, Software and CleanTech (19. januar 2010)

PRESIDENT OBAMA AWARDS $2.3 BILLION FOR NEW CLEAN-TECH MANUFACTURING JOBS
(19. januar 2010)

American-Danish Capabilities within Energy Efficiency and “Green Buildings”
On November 17th, American Danish Business Council held an event showcasing Danish proficiencies with the Green Building sector. Per Lyse Rasmussen and Lars Juul Hansen organized the event. The following Danish companies presented their solutions in the afternoon session to an audience from the Pentagon and other US Government entities: Danfoss, Grundfos, Cowi, Nilan, Electronic Housekeeper and Leif Hansen inc. (4. december 2009)

The Road to Copenhagen: Telling the Danish Story
With the International Climate Conference in Copenhagen is only a few days away, expectations of reaching a global agreement to limit carbon emissions are rising. An agreement will, however say little about how to effectively achieve these reductions. In this regard, Denmark has useful experience to offer. The “Danish Story” on achieving energy independence and reducing carbon emissions while maintaining economic growth and creating new innovations, opportunities and jobs was the theme for an event this week in Congress. (27. november 2009)

Ambassador Petersen visits VELUX America in Greenwood, South Carolina
Ambassador Petersen and Pelle Lind Bournonville, the Trade Council of Denmark’s US Trade Counsellor on Construction, Civil Engineering & Architecture, visited the VELUX Group’s manufacturing facility in Greenwood November 17th. Among the participants from Velux Group were CEO, Jørgen Tang-Jensen, and COO, David P. Meyer. (25. november 2009)

Ambassador Petersen Speaks to ACORE and hosts Reception at Danish Embassy with Novozymes
The American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE) held its eight annual policy conference (Phase II) in Washington last week on November 19th and 20th. The keynote speaker was Carol Browner, Director of the White House Office of Energy and Climate Change Policy. (23. november 2009)

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