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, and knowledge that changes the world. Our main campus is in Aalborg, but we also have campuses in Esbjerg and Copenhagen. Contacts Associate Professor Jens Laurids Sørensen: +4599407659, [email protected]
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through collaboration between researchers, students, and public and private companies. This is how we achieve insights, new solutions to societal problems, and knowledge that changes the world. Our main
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to societal problems, and knowledge that changes the world. Our main campus is in Aalborg, but we also have campuses in Esbjerg and Copenhagen. Contacts Associate Professor Fynn Jerome Aschmoneit: +4599408842
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time, this approach will foster new fundamental discoveries, change the state of the art, and offer novel ways for pain treatment. Our world class lab facilities enable advanced quantitative sensory/pain
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that changes the world. Our main campus is in Aalborg, but we also have campuses in Esbjerg and Copenhagen. Contacts Professor: Kasper Trolle Elmholdt: +4520771709, [email protected] HR - Lotte Hassing
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the consequences of inequality; the impact of technological change and digital transformation; the ethical dilemmas facing MNEs, regulatory challenges, the changes brought about by emerging markets and the rise
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the intersection of these two focus areas. While societal challenges are inherently changing and dynamic, at present, research at the department resonates with two challenges in particular: (1) Geopolitical
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anchored in the IKE research group (Innovation, Knowledge and Economic Dynamics). IKE is an internationally oriented research group focusing on innovation, technological change, and the economic and societal
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that changes the world. Our main campus is in Aalborg, but we also have campuses in Esbjerg and Copenhagen. Contacts Associate Professor: Rasmus Munksgaard: +4599407368, [email protected] HR: Lotte Hassing
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, climate change, and energy systems. Science-based policy advice within these areas is offered to ministries and other stakeholders. Currently, about 160 staff and PhD-students are working at the department