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ADVERTORIAL Cphbusiness Lyngby offers hands-on teaching far away from the classic classroom. Students take advantage of the latest tech solutions and get advice on how to convert their good ideas Teaching from the blackboard is a thing of the past. Creative and innovative tech solutions abound, and to keep up with the outside world a modern educational institution needs to constantly keep up with the latest developments. Cphbusiness must get students ready for a rapidly changing labor market. Cphbusiness Lyngby does not want to be a traditional educational institution. Instead, efforts are made to give students hands-on tools and learning experiences, the idea being to motivate and at the same time match the needs of the labor market. For example, a media lab and workshop have been set up to make students use new tech solutions, which are also freely available for use after class. Students have access to 3D printers and an electronics room, not to mention a workshop for making models out of wood, LEGO and other materials, all based on software and artificial intelligence. Opportunities are everywhere. For instance, students starting up their own company can experiment with 3D-printed prototypes, said Michael Huss Svejstrup, Head of Innovation and Technology at Cphbusiness. We constantly evaluate our physical learning environment to make sure the design encourages students to try out new technology and digital tools for film projects, pitching ideas and the like. The sky is the limit. The aim is to play around and make things happen through experiments. We strongly motivate our students to give their ideas a go, and we back up their attempts to implement their business ideas and unleash their creativity, said Svejstrup. One in three students thinks of starting their own business The philosophy of Cphbusiness Lyngby is to put ideas to the test outside the class24 KG S . LY N G BY FUTURE room. Th is motivates students and gives them a sense of the job market and what to expect from it, as entrepreneurs or as company employees. The aim is to play around and make things happen through experiments. We strongly motivate our students to give their ideas a go, and we back up their attempts to implement their business ideas and unleash their creativity. Michael Huss Svejstrup, head of Innovation and Technology at Cphbusiness. Facts about CPHBUSINESS In Denmark, entrepreneurs are scarce, and we want to help create more. About a third of our 600 or so first-year students say that they could easily imagine starting up their own business. As a business school our finest task is to help them make that possible. While still in school they can take the first steps in our safe environment. At Cphbusiness we put emphasis on supporting students who aim to start a business, be it on their own or with others, thanks to our vibrant start-up environment for students, said Michael Huss Svejstrup. Cphbusiness Lyngby offers educational programs within IT and multimedia, innovation and entrepreneurship, auditing, sports management and marketing. From cocoon to full-fledged company The Cphbusiness study programs and creative environments aim to foster an entrepreneurial and innovative mindset among its students. We invite all students into our Ideator, which is an incubator for students who have a business or project idea in mind. We guide them and spar with them on how to move forward with their idea. Or maybe give up on it, pivot and think differently, said Michael Huss Svejstrup. Once the ideas are sharp and concrete, students can apply for help from Inkubatoren and get on track to creating a real business model. Inkubatoren gives students access to coaches and experts. It gives them the opportunity to spar and share their experiences with fellow students who are also in the midst of establishing their own company. As an inclusive and modern educational institution, we hope this approach helps start up some of the companies Denmark needs to live off in times to come, Michael Huss Svejstrup concluded. Anyone who wants to give their inner entrepreneur a chance can go to Cphbusiness for the best possible conditions to make the dream come true. Cphbusiness Lyngby is for students who want to: Our educational programs give access to exciting jobs and further education. Cphbusiness also offers study programs for people who already work full-time. join an ambitious and innovative environment, where the best results are arrived at by working together grow through close collaboration with companies while they study take active part in cross-disciplinary study surroundings study in an environment where your skills are respected and your growth is first priority. Nørgaardsvej 30 2800 Kgs. Lyngby Phone: +45 36 15 45 04 cphbusiness.dk KGS. LY NGBY FUTURE No. 8 Det Grønne Område // October 2021 Maersk Drilling takes giant steps through innovation New business for the Danish drilling giant: Putting CO2 back into the underground Page 10 All of DTU is now based on sustainability DTU Campus on track to becoming the largest certifi Green just got even greener Everybodys talking about sustainability and the green transition. But what does it mean in the real world? Lyngby offers a string of qualified answers to this question. Haldor Topsøe is making sustainable fuel for global shipping and air transport; Maersk Drilling is work KG S . LY N G BY FUTURE 3 Facts about LIFE Campus houses three teaching labs and one development lab. In the upcoming years a number of specialized labs will be built. (Photo: LIFE) Opening science to children LIFE Campus is a new and exciting piece of architecture in Lyngby. The LIFE Foundation is headquartered here, and Arkitekegnede huse siden 1980 Chrisan Stochholm Architect at Lind & Risør A/S Jeppe Mosen Bjerg Architect at Lind & Risør A/S Architect designed villas since 1980 If you dream of a newly built house, lets create the dream together Built by our skilled crasmen, with a nice finish, the right details Facts about LIFE LIFE caters to primary education, private schools and independent schools. When a school reserves books one of the interdisciplinary courses offered at LIFE, the school receives teaching material, a socalled LIFE Kit, and the classes can begin. 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Oil and gas come from the ground. Now, thanks to carbon storage and carbon management, CO2 is captured and put back there. It is the BRAND NEW PROCESS IS CO2 NEGATIVE In July 2020, Maersk Drilling announced that the company now invests in climate solutions from the California company Clean Energy Systems, in efforts to support a brand-new technology called Carbon Negative Energy. The concept is based on oxy-fuel combustion, a tec DRILLING RIGS RUN ON BATTERIES Maersk Drilling takes part in Project Greensand, located in the Nini West field in the North Sea. (Photo: INEOS) Norwegian environmental law is even stricter than the Danish. Therefore, in its Norwegian oil and gas fields Maersk Drilling has already experimented with SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGY FOR LYNGBY-TAARBÆK MUNICIPALITY THE MUNICIPALITY TAKES THE LEAD In its Sustainability Strategy 2020-2050 Towards a Sustainable Lyngby-Taarbæk the municipality as a company takes the lead on sustainable measures, for instance separation of waste in all municipal institutions WHO IS THE TYPICAL CUSTOMER? Picking out the right sustainable car Back in 2013, BMW launched the i3, the carmaker's first first fully electric car. By 2023, the car maker will have brought out 25 electrified models, half of them 100% electric. But how do buyers pick out the right model? Previously THE EU NOW CONSIDERS PLUG-IN HYBRIDS AS DIRTY By the end of 2021, the BMW Group 5 will offer fully electrified cars, namely the models BMW i3, MINI Cooper SE, BMW iX3, BMW iNEXT and BMW i4. Another milestone is the upcoming version of the BMW 7 Series. This flagship car will be available with four Two years running, U/NORD has carried out targeted efforts to reduce energy consumption at their schools. Some 75 percent of light bulbs have been replaced by LED. In addition, a plan has been made to switch off lights automatically if there is no movement in the classrooms. U/Nord also focuses on i KG S . LY N G BY FUTURE 17 Campus Director Peter Brønd wishes for DTU Campus to become a nice place to be for everyone. He emphasizes the many green areas on campus. Another ambition of his is to open up the area and the institution to the local community. (Photo: Vibeke Hempler / DTU) DTU is built on sustainability Sustaina NOW DTU USES ITS WASTE HEAT At DTU Campus, efforts have been made to reduce the CO2 footprint for decades. Campus Director Peter Brønd thinks back on his own time as a young student of engineering, and how the issue was already addressed then. 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We open the doors to DTUs fascinating world of sustainable innovation and zoom in on the inventions and the ADVERTORIAL Cphbusiness Lyngby offers hands-on teaching far away from the classic classroom. Students take advantage of the latest tech solutions and get advice on how to convert their good ideas Teaching from the blackboard is a thing of the past. Creative and innovative tech solutions abound, and DTU Science Park is Denmarks leading deep tech community. We create the space where Danish deep tech companies realize their ambitions. dtusciencepark.com KG S . LY N G BY FUTURE 25 MICROSOFTS DATA-DRIVEN WORK ENVIRONMENT Microsoft has 180,000 employees across the world. Every day, 2500 of them are asked a series of questions on how they feel about the hybrid workplace. Among other things, the workplace is characterized by a high degree of flexibility. But how employees perceiv PEOPLE, PLACES & PROCESSES The management at Microsoft in Lyngby has noticed that while some of their 850 employees like going remote, others still prefer working from the office. The organization must be ready to handle varying employee needs. Covid really put focus on work-life balance, and our en THE GOALS OF LYNGBY-TAARBÆKS SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGY Citizens were largely involved in drafting Lyngby-Taarbæks municipal sustainability strategy. Here is the Sustainability Committees stand at the 2019 local festival, Liv i Lyngby. (Photo: Lyngby-Taarbæk Municipality) Lyngby-Taarbæk Municipality ADVERTORIAL HEL SIDE FÆRØSK LAK 5 REASONS TO SHOPVægt mellem 1,3 1,9 kg. AT MENY IN LYNGBY 1. A high level of service PR. STK. 349.- Allan Gille is from the old school, ver y polite and conscious about customer service. 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