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Aalborg University and other Danish universities will receive DKK 1.2 billion to boost public health, the green transition, and Denmark’s global competitiveness. Aalborg University Rector Per Michael Johansen said the agreement "managed to balance consideration for long-term free research with the strategic investments, which are absolutely necessary in a world characterised by unrest and rapid technological development." Frede Blaabjerg, professor of energy technology at Aalborg University, said the agreement could be a "game changer" for many universities. (Summary provided by Infomedia)
Period18 Nov 2025

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  • TitleAcademics hail launch of new US$2.8bn basic research fund
    Media name/outletUniversity World News
    Date18/11/2025
    Producer/AuthorJan Petter Myklebust
    PersonsPer Michael Johansen, Frede Blaabjerg