
Industry has welcomed the recommendations of the Danish government's Taskforce for enhanced knowledge and technology transfer.
The taskforce was tasked with coming up with recommendations to translate more ideas and research results into concrete solutions, entrepreneurship, companies and jobs.
Anders Hoff, the political head of research and innovation at Lif, said: “It is an important step, because within life science we unfortunately see that the development of new innovative treatments is increasingly taking place in other parts of the world despite the fact that we actually have a really good research base in Denmark. The task force's recommendations therefore fall on dry ground.”
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