On behalf of the Government, the Danish Minister for Science, Technology and Innovation, Helge Sander, accepted a direct invitation from Sergio Rezende, Brazil's Minister of Science and Technology, to closer collaboration on research and new technology in the climate area.
Danish climate diplomacy prior to the UN Climate Summit in Copenhagen is set to continue next week.
More than 30 per cent of international students at higher education courses in Denmark get a job here directly after finishing their education. This is shown by a new analysis from the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation.
The Nordic Ministers of Research have approved a large-scale common Nordic initiative to promote cutting-edge research within climate, energy and the environment.
Danish students, researchers and enterprises can now look forward to a Danish University Centre in China's capital, Beijing. Construction of the Centre will start already next year, and it is planned to be finished by 2013.
Closer cooperation is now under way between Denmark and Germany in the area of innovation, research and business. This is the vision today when Helge Sander, Minister for Science, Technology and Innovation, opens Innovation Center Denmark in Munich.
Competition is afoot for being the host region for a planned European research facility known as ESS. Denmark has a clear interest in the facility being placed in the Øresund region, both in terms of research and business potential.
A far greater exchange of Danish and Chinese researchers and elite students is to take place – and preferably in close interaction with the business sector. At the same time, a Danish university in China might be underway.
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