Nordic Innovation has teamed up with Accenture to design a Nordic accelerator program with the aim to demonstrate the benefits of data sharing for circularity. Applications will open in January 2024.
The initiative stems from the Sustainable Ocean Economy program which already has seen the initiation of innovative projects, fostering connections among stakeholders across the Nordic region and elevating the visibility of sustainable ocean solutions.
On 2. November Nordic Innovation marked its 50 years anniversary with a celebration in Oslo. While current and previous partners met to discuss innovation from the past, the event also marked the beginning of the future.
The app also contains a monitoring tool for municipalities to get insights on traffic information based on the data generated by the citizens. It also complies with GDPR regulations.
The hackathon aimed to unlock the challenges of a viable and sustainable multi-use concept at sea. There was no shortage of creative concepts, but can they be financial sustainable?
The workshop will take place on 22. November and the aim is to explore how to operationalize ethical and responsible AI practices. It is the first out of four workshops in a new Nordic Ethical AI Sandbox.
The New Nordic Cuisine started as a movement to promote Nordic food culture. It also encouraged locally based produce, sustainability and innovation in the Nordic kitchen. Read more about our work with The New Nordic Cuisine during 2010s.
Venture capital has an enormous growth potential and it offers a unique opportunity for the Nordic countries to develop a common Nordic Venture Market, was among the conclusions from the democratic debates on financing innovation in the Nordics.
23 Nordic experts within AI and Data have been selected for a new Nordic AI expert group. The group will develop a roadmap for how the Nordic region can become leading within ethical AI.
Research has no borders. Connecting across different research environments will expand our understanding of the world while tying us closer together. In the early 2000s, Nordic Innovation sought outwards to establish a research initiative.
Representatives from academia, ocean industries and government agencies met to discuss the establishment of multi-use parks at sea in the Nordics. Need for proper planning, holistic thinking and sharing of existing data were among the key takeaways.
