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14.05.2025

From call to action: CBS educates 3,000 students in Power-to-X in record time

At an annual meeting in Danish Shipping, the then Minister for Climate, Energy and Utilities, Dan Jørgensen, called for specific ways to raise awareness of Power-to-X (PtX). In response, CBS’ Department of Operations Management integrated PtX cases into teaching on two major courses. Six months later, more than 3,000 students knew a lot more about PtX and its market potential. They brought this knowledge with them into their academic and professional lives, which has been recognised by industry players including Maersk.
12.05.2025

CBS helps entrepreneurs become better leaders

In partnership with the Danish Industry Foundation, CBS offers a personal leadership development programme for entrepreneurs who have reached the point in their startup journey where they are hiring employees. The programme enhances their chances of survival and helps them realise their growth potential. One former participant is Isabella Agdestein whose company has just secured DKK 13.5 million in venture capital.
12.05.2025

CBS research: digital tools to address climate change and support adaptation goals

Digital solutions can help cut greenhouse gas emissions and protect citizens from climate change. But how do policy-makers decide what creates the most impact? CBS professor has developed an analytical tool to support policy-making – something the UN sees great potential in.
12.05.2025

CBS research helps public leaders succeed with the green transition

Researchers at CBS have developed a tool for public sector leaders to identify how to build the capacity needed to drive the green transition. The method has already inspired initiatives in public organisations in Denmark and abroad.
12.05.2025

CBS research improves economic forecasting and makes fiscal policy more effective

Research project uses machine learning to improve GDP forecasts for the Austrian central bank.
12.05.2025

Danish media take control of AI through the PIN project

The research project PIN ensures that Danish media are no longer dependent on AI solutions from Silicon Valley.
12.05.2025

CBS prepares the next generation to take over the family business

Are women worse leaders than men? Research says no. Yet in only one out of five cases does a daughter take over her parents’ company. At CBS, researchers study owner-managed businesses. Their work includes providing knowledge, tools and female role models.
08.05.2025

Professor Lasse Heje Pedersen wins the Hartmann Prize 2025

On May 7, 2025, Lasse Heje Pedersen was awarded the 2025 Hartmann Prize, worth DKK 300,000, for his groundbreaking work in financial economics.
06.05.2025

Who takes parental leave – and who pursues the career? CBS researcher receives million kroner grant for research on gender inequality in the labour market

Independent Research Fund Denmark has just awarded grants to 52 talented researchers. One of them is Annaïg Morin from Copenhagen Business School, who has received a grant of DKK 6,184,263.
25.04.2025

The war in Ukraine: The West has misjudged Russia

While we wait for a breakthrough in the peace negotiations the West must also look inward. We have underestimated Russian economists and the population’s capacity to endure hardship. Moreover, we have overestimated our own significance, says economist.

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