Publications 2018

This publication provides an overview of the research topics identified in the RESEARCH2025 catalogue, which was published in june 2017.

Apprentices in the Danish vocational education and training system can undertake training in a company abroad as part of their Danish vocational education programme (VET).

RESEARCH2025 designates the promising research areas of the future as seen from business, organizations, ministries, knowledge institutions and a wide range of other stakeholders.

Innovation Centre Denmark in Seoul has launched a new overview for 2018 which outlines funding opportunities for researchers with special interest in mobility or cooperation between Denmark and South Korea.

How do Horizon 2020 evaluators read proposals? What are the pitfalls that makes Horizon 2020 evaluators subtract points? This report sheds on several of those pertinent and often unresolved questions that proposers ask themselves when writing proposals for Horizon 2020.

The Danish Innovation Center in Silicon Valley has prepared an ICDK Outlook with focus on possible collaboration with American actors in the drone field. USA accounts for the largest share of global research in the drone field and is thus an important partner for Danish researchers and companies.

This report covers Arctic research interests within five strategic countries. The report provides an overview of areas of mutual interest for Arctic research cooperation and as an invitation to Danish researchers interested in strengthening their international relations within Arctic research.

This report contains an overview of the literature on the technological development’s influence on the demand for labour with various competencies on the labour market of the future

Innovation Centre Denmark Shanghai is proud to present the updated and seventh (2018) edition of the Funding Guide for Sino-Danish researchers.

A new report from Innovation Centre Denmark in Shanghai provides new knowledge about the Chinese research funding system on local, regional, and national level. Furthermore, it provides you with useful insight in the application process

With the strategy ’Denmark - Ready to seize future opportunities’ the Government is outlining its objectives for future research and innovation.

The Danish Agency for Science and Higher Education has commissioned Oxford Research and Højbjerre Brauer Schultz to carry out a preliminary analysis of the potential for implementing FAIR data in Denmark.

A new report from Innovation Centre Denmark (ICDK) in Seoul looks into entrepreneurship in South Korea.