Programme High Tech Summit 2019 30 Oct 2019 09:00 - 09:30 Official opening of High Tech Summit 2019 by Digital Hub Denmark and DTU Anders Overgaard Bjarklev, President, DTU Søren Anton Steffensen, President, Polyteknisk Forening, DTU Camilla Rygaard-Hjalsted, CEO, Digital Hub Denmark Moderator: Morten Jalstrup, Sustainable Business Advisor, Democratic Entrepreneur 09:00 - 10:45 DTU Startup Fair (1) Startup exhibition begins - Showcasing 60+ of the finest high tech startups and the ecosystem at DTU Presenting the thriving startup scene on and around DTU with 60+ of the best startups showcasing with poster stands and prototypes. Throughout the day, visitors get the chance to meet and match with the entrepreneurs; investors, corporate/public stakeholders that could be potential partners or customers. The event is hosted by the main stakeholders in the DTU startup support system (DTU Skylab, DTU Tech Transfer, DTU Entrepreneurship, DTU Science Park) which gives the opportunity to better understand how things work, where to go and how to collaborate. The exhibition is enforced with relevant breakout sessions on the Library 1. Floor and startup pitches on the large Library stage. 09:45 - 10:30 Keynote tandem session - How can public-private partnerships drive digital transformation and sustainability? Julia Panzer, Head of Public Affairs and Sustainability, Danfoss Christian Harsløf, Direktør, KL 09:45 - 11:30 Let’s make Denmark a leading life science start-up hub - Organized by Roche The easiest and best conditions for start-ups is vital, if Denmark wants to be a leading life science hub in the world. What is needed and how do we get there? PROGRAM Introduction: “New technologies from talented life science start-ups are key in Roche Partnering strategy” [TBA], Roche Interview: "How to build successful partnerships between Universities and the Industry – and why is that crucial?", Marianne Thellersen, Senior Vice President, Innovation and Entrepreneurship at DTU and Richard Wright, General Manager at Roche Denmark Debate: "How do we ensure the best framework conditions for Danish start-ups to become successful?", Marianne Thellersen, Senior Vice President, Innovation and Entrepreneurship at DTU , Hans Schambye, CEO at Galecto Biotech, Morten Sommer, Serial Entrepreneur and Scientific Director at DTU Biosustain, Tommy Ahlers, Member of the Danish Parliament, Spokesman on Trade and Industry, Venstre, Richard Wright, General Manager at Roche Denmark Business Talk: “How can the industry and students work closer together to innovate new technologies?”, Jonas Kierkegaard, Head of Innovation Lab, Roche Denmark Summing up: “What did we learn?”, Jes Broeng, Director and Professor at DTU Entrepreneurship Page 1 by 28 High Tech Summit 2019 10:45 - 11:00 DTU Startup Fair (2) Official welcome to DTU Startup Fair By Marianne Thellersen, Senior Vice President of Innovation & Entrepreneurship at DTU 10:45 - 12:30 The future of programmable droplets Microfluidic devices provide a more convenient and cost-effective way to conduct biochemical, biological, or medical experiments. Instead of manually doing experiments and tests in a fully equipped lab using expensive lab equipment and human resources, these devices allow to run biochemical and medical experiments on a small chip. Digital microfluidic devices allow for a high degree of programmability, enabling parallel execution of bio-protocols, dynamic allocation of operation areas, and optimization of sensing and instrumentation, effectively making it the biolab equivalent of a general-purpose computer. This session will explore the need for new and faster methods for cell design (cell factories and synthetic biology) and a programmable micro-laboratory with the potential to disrupt current practice. PROGRAM Introduction: "Learning from the computer revolution", Jan Madsen, DTU Compute Business Talk: “Beer brewing strain improvement: An overview of current practices and why we need new methods.”, Timothy John Hobley, DTU Food, Denmark Tech Talk: “Creating yeast cell factories for production of chemicals”, Irina Borodina, DTU Biosustain, Denmark Tech Talk: !Digital microfluidcs at work", Georgi Tanev, DTU Compute/ DTU Bioengineering, Denmark Tech Talk: “Digital strain development for cell factories: The first step PCR.”, Winnie E. Svendsen, DTU Bioengineering, Denmark Business Talk: “The food system lab”, Roberto Flore, DTU FoodLab, DTU Skylab , Denmark Closing: “Digitalized Microlabs, is the beginning the end?”, Winnie E. Svendsen, DTU Bioengineering, Denmark 10:45 - 12:30 The business of the SDGs (1) SDG tool box and environmental sustainability It is a common perception that meeting the sustainable development goals (SDG) will ensure the state of environmental sustainability, and SDG assessment tools are being developed by consultancies and academia to quantify sustainability performance of projects, products and systems in relation to the SDGs. This session will focus on: i) exploring links between the SDG indicators and environmental sustainability, and ii) presenting the development and application of selected SDG assessment tools in practice. PROGRAM Introduction: “SDGs and sustainability”, Michael Hauschild, Professor, DTU Management Tech Talk: “Evaluation of SDG indicators as gauges of environmental sustainability”, Mikolaj Owsianiak, Senior Researcher, DTU Management Tech Talk: “The SDGs screening tool for research projects”, Michael Hauschild, Professor, DTU Management Business Talk: “Translating UN’s SDG’s into concrete and measurable actions in a project specific context”, Nanna Sofie Gudmandsen, NIRAS SDG Ambassador, NIRAS Business Talk: “Using SDG tools to foster sustainable, innovative solutions”, Carsten Fjorback, Development Director - Climate Adaptation, COWI Business Talk: “Ramboll’s SDG assessment tool: application to municipalities", Niki Bey, Senior Manager, Ramboll Summing up: “What needs to be done to further facilitate SDG assessment of projects and products”, Michael Hauschild, Professor, DTU Management Page 2 by 28 High Tech Summit 2019 10:45 - 12:30 Digital Business Transformation in cleantech - masterclass and workshop with company cases sharing their digital journeys – Organized by Inno-MT and Digital Business Transformation Meet Danish companies Aguardio and Holmris B8 who are both on a journey to find out how to get the most out of the new possibilities that digitalization offers with support from the Danish Industry Foundation. Also Participate in masterclass and workshop with Christian Holmegaard Mossing on how to tackle the digital transformation in companies. Christian Holmegaard Mossing is a prominent expert in digital transformation and head of the business unit 'Data, Analysis & Planning' in NIRAS. This track is made in collaboration between the Innovation Network for Environmental Technology (Inno-MT and Digital Business Transformation (project supported by the Danish Industry Foundation). PROGRAM Introduction: Anne Dorthe Fethers, network manager, Inno-MT Business Talk: "Danish cleantech SMEs", Aguardio and Holmris B8 share experiences from their digital journey Business Talk: ”Digital Business Transformation in cleantech”, Christian Mossing, prominent expert in digital transformation and head of the business unit 'Data, Analysis & Planning' in NIRAS. Workshop: Christian Holmegaard Mossing introduces a digitalization game to help the audience reflect on their own work with digitalization. 10:45 - 12:30 Simplify your business with data – Organized by PEDAB Data-driven companies are more profitable and create more growth when using the large amount of data they hold. Successful organizations have a practical approach to become data-driven and they take actionable steps to move forward, starting by identifying key areas and low hanging fruits. PROGRAM Introduction: “Simplify your business with Data”, Kim Nielsen, Director, Data & Analytics & Country Manager, Pedab Denmark Business Talk: “The first digital human in Danish retail”, Charlotte Lindegaard Petersen, Professional, Innovation & Technology, itelligence Business Talk: “From BI to AI”, Peter Max Faber, Team Lead Analytics, Advectas Business Talk: “Meet Mjølner Assistant: Your Voice-Controlled Digital Assistant”, Johan Francisco Cordoba-Carstensen, UX Consultant, Mjølner Informatics DEMO: “Introduction to #DataForBusiness” Carsten Brock, Sales Lead, Data & Analytics, Pedab Danmark 10:45 - 12:30 Cyber Security (1) Building Cybersecurity Capacity in Denmark and Europe Cybersecurity is one of our biggest societal challenges. How do we build capacity and a strong Danish and European industry to address the challenges? EU is working to establish a European Cybersecurity Network and a Competence Centre is to help the EU retain and develop the cybersecurity technological and industrial capacities necessary to secure its Digital Single Market. This goes hand-in-hand with the key objective to increase the competitiveness of the EU's cybersecurity industry and turn cybersecurity into a competitive advantage of other European industries. In Denmark The Industrial Foundation has established Danish Hub for Cybersecurity together with Danish universities, RTIs, business academies and the innovation networks Inno-Sec and InfinIT to address the challenges and turn them into new opportunities. PROGRAM Introduction: Rasmus Larsen, Provost DTU Tech Talk: “CyberSec4Europe: Supporting European Capacity in Cybersecurity“, Kai Rannenberg, Professor, Chair of CyberSec4Europe, Goethe University Debate: “How do we build capacity