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With a background in journalism and communication, Azusa felt like she was throwing herself in at the deep end when she joined Deep Green Innovators. Here are five quick questions about her experience, finding her role and what she learned along the way.

Passanun knew the science behind her idea. Through Deep Green Innovators, she learned to see it through the eyes of the market — and found a team with the skills to move it beyond the lab.

When Steven swapped life in China for a new chapter in Denmark, it also marked the beginning of an entrepreneurial journey. A journey that began as a Deep Green Innovator.

When Beatriz signed up for Deep Green Innovators, she was unsure whether she, as an academic, could contribute to a green startup. Today, she is working to address a growing challenge in the wind industry, with a newly found confidence in the strengths she brings to the table.

One weekend. A group of curious participants. And a full, fast-paced Deep Green Innovators program. That combination would mark the beginning of a completely new chapter for 24-year-old Duarte Carrasco.

When 27-year-old Marcin Zelent joined the Deep Green Innovators program, he didn’t bring a specific idea with him. What he did bring was a strong desire to return to the startup world – and to explore how he, as a software developer, could contribute to the green transition.

For months, Gloria Stefankovics searched for someone to join her startup idea. She posted on her university’s job bank, reached out on LinkedIn, and contacted students with tech backgrounds – but no luck. That changed the very first day she joined the Deep Green Innovators Program.

When 27-year-old Alexa Peterson joined the Deep Green Innovators Program, it was with the idea of using perennial crops for sustainable...

Jette Haarup-Jensen (on the left) and Gabri-el Giraldo (on the right) will be working together over the next six months to make a...

The newly launched innovation program Deep Green Innovators won the 'Best Cross Collaboration Initiative' award at the National Startup Competition 2024

Aarhus Universitet, Aalborg Universitet og CBS skal lede et nyt katalysatorprogram, der skal løfte innovationen ud af de danske universiteter og få flere forskere til at starte virksomheder med særligt fokus på grønne løsninger. Industriens Fond støtter projektet med 10 mio. kr

Forretningsmuligheder gemt i universiteternes forskning skal vækkes til live til gavn for den grønne omstilling og virksomhedernes konkurrenceevne. Med 10 mio. kroner i ryggen fra Industriens Fond, bliver det nye projekt “Deep Green Innovators” nu sat i gang for at bringe den grønne forskning ud i erhvervslivet.