DTU Link is the innovation hub at DTU Risø Campus, where startups, researchers and companies collaborate on innovation and technological breakthroughs. Part of DTU Skylab since 2018, it supports the development of solutions that address the problems of the future and make a difference for the many.
Access to technological infrastructure
DTU Link is a 400 m² open innovation environment where spinouts, startups and tech-oriented companies can establish a workplace with access to a cafeteria, meeting facilities, and social and academic networking activities. It sits next to unique research facilities, a professional machine workshop and a small prototype workshop, with the option of prototyping and starting up series-0 production.
Access to technology collaboration
DTU Link is Region Zealand’s gateway to the university’s researchers, students and innovation ecosystem. Over the last four years it has facilitated and financed more than 100 innovation collaborations between SMEs and researchers and technicians at DTU.
Support and maturation of tech startups
DTU Link helps startups mature in their first years. Business developers offer sparring on development, testing and validation of technological solutions, and support market maturity, scaling and further product development — together with advisors, technicians, researchers, the national clusters and business hubs.
Rent a desk or office space
To strengthen cooperation with businesses in Region Zealand, DTU has transformed a former research building into a vibrant entrepreneurial incubator.
Desk space in a newly renovated, open-plan office
Fixed and flexible lease terms
Free use of the prototype workshop for tenants
Academic and social networking events
Neighbours to DTU research in light, smart grid, solar cells and wind energy
Already in — or planning — a research collaboration with DTU? Then the incubator is the obvious choice. Contact Jacob Aabroe Hansen for more information.
Prototype and mechanical workshops
A stone’s throw from DTU Link, the professional mechanical workshop at DTU Risø Campus has a dedicated team of research technicians and blacksmiths who build high-quality advanced equipment for research or commercial use, such as prototypes and 0-series.
Wood, metal, plastic and electronics
2D / 3D CNC machines and a 3D coordinate measuring machine
Traditional machine tools and specialised machines, including welding equipment
Prototype workshop with 3D printers and laser cutters — free for tenants
Contact
DTU Link, DTU Risø Campus, Frederiksborgvej 399, 4000 Roskilde
Jacob Aabroe Hansen
Stine Kruse
Asger Riis Rasmussen
Christina Jespersen
Maja Kyed Jespersen
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