North Denmark EU-Office is an association servicing the Region of North Denmark, its 11 municipalities, the Greenlandic Sermersooq municipality, Aalborg University and University College North Denmark as well as the SMEs of the region. The office has two departments, one located in North Denmark and another close to the European institutions in Brussels. Our main goal is to achieve the development ambitions of North Denmark by promoting activities that foster internationalization, growth and employment. We achieve this by getting involved in international projects and networks, and by establishing contact with international partners, public as well as private.
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Brussels Office Address
Avenue Palmerston 18
1000 Brussels
Belgium
S3 Strategy
The Smart Specialisation of North Denmark is centered around 4 main sectors:
- Smart: ICT and Digitisation
- Green: Green energy & Climate transition
- Blue: Maritime and Fishing industry
- Attractive: Tourism and Experience economy
Strategic R&I Projects
Enterprise Europe Network Denmark
Enterprise Europe Network is the world's largest support network for SMEs with international ambitions. The Network has 3,000 experts across 600 partner organisations in more than 60 countries. It helps ambitious SMEs innovate and grow internationally.
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AddSmart - European Digital Innovation Hub of North Denmark
AddSmart is focused on assisting SMEs within the manufacturing and maritime industries to identify, test and implement smart production and digital solutions.
Latest Updates
- By Josephine Tybjerg Sørensen
Danish university of applied sciences seeks partners for Horizon Europe project on Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) for healthcare
A Danish university of applied sciences seeks consortium partners and a coordinator for the Horizon Europe call HORIZON-HLTH-2027-03-TOOL-08: Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) for Healthcare. The organisation offers expertise in digital health literacy, implementation science, co-creation and stakeholder engagement, and seeks partners developing frontier AI solutions for healthcare supported by strong clinical, ethical and societal perspectives.
- By Josephine Tybjerg Sørensen
Danish university of applied sciences seeks consortium partners for HE project supporting independent living and inclusion of people with disabilities
A Danish university of applied sciences seeks participate in a consortium for a Horizon Europe Cluster Health proposal under HORIZON-HLTH-2027-01-STAYHLTH-01. The initiative is to develop and evaluate person-centred solutions supporting independent living and inclusion of people with disabilities.
- By Rebecca Maria Reynolds
Partner search for Proof-of-concept study of a reusable home-use fertility support device
Danish innovative SME, Maternify, is looking for partners in a project aiming to conduct an international proof-of-concept study of WeBaby in a real-world home-use setting. WeBaby is a reusable, home-use fertility support medical device designed to help retain semen close to the cervix after intercourse as an alternative solution to fertility issues before seeking or while waiting for fertility treatment.
- By Rebecca Maria Reynolds
Partner search for HORIZON-MISS-2026-02-CANCER-07
A multidisciplinary team from Aalborg University Hospital and Aalborg University is seeking to contribute to improving quality of life and treatment outcomes in older cancer patients (65+) and are looking for partners for the HORIZON-MISS-2026-02-CANCER-07 call. They aim to develop an AI-based clinical decision support tool to enable personalised treatment, enabling better prediction and management of chemotherapy toxicity.
- By Rebecca Maria Reynolds
Partner search for HORIZON-MISS-2026-03-OCEAN-02
KIMO, an international network of coastal municipalities, is seeking partners or to join a consortium for the HORIZON-MISS-2026-03-OCEAN-02, offering access to 78 coastal municipalities as real-life testbeds for nature-positive solutions. KIMO brings strong co-design with local authorities, citizen engagement, and high replication potential across European coastal regions.
- By Maria Sofie Juhl
Enhancing Baltic Sea Region District Heating through Transnational Collaboration and Technological Innovations
A consortium of Danish and Ukrainian partners is searching for additional partners from Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia for the Interreg Baltic Sea call. The project will focus on fostering transnational collaboration, sharing best practices, and adopting innovative technologies to optimise district heating operations, reduce carbon footprints, and enhance energy efficiency. The deadline for expressions of interest is 17 April.