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I am an associate professor at the Department of the Built Environment (BUILD) at Aalborg University. My research focuses on understanding and modelling driver and cyclist behaviour using data from real-world traffic observations and simulation studies. The theoretical foundation for my work anchors to existing research on engineering, cognitive science and human factors.

I am a senior economist at Danmarks Nationalbank, in Copenhagen. My research focuses on labour economics, pension economics, and firm dynamics. I hold a PhD in Economics from Aarhus University. I have lived in Denmark for more than a decade and I serve as Treasurer of ARSID.

Adolfo Damiano Cafaro is a PhD student at DTU Electro, in the Control, Robotics and Embodied AI group. His research focuses on marine robotics, in particular on collaboration between underwater and surface vehicles to explore and understand the underwater domain. He works with both acoustic sensors, such as forward-looking and multibeam sonars, and optical sensors, such as monocular and stereo cameras, for bathymetric mapping and seabed monitoring.

I'm a Computer Engineer with +5 years of experience in DATA and Cloud Engineering.

I am a researcher and scientist in ecology and evolutionary biology with a passion for nature conservation and biodiversity. As a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Copenhagen, I investigated spatiotemporal relationships between past human movements, inferred from ancient DNA, and cultural transmission inferred from archaeological records. However, as a computational ecologist, during my PhD I reconstructed deep-time Arctic species responses to climatic changes (last 21,000 years), in order to better prevent future biodiversity loss.

I use high-resolution mass spectrometry (MS) to sequence ancient protein residues recovered from paleontological and cultural heritage materials. I am actively involved in methodological development to push reliable recovery of ancient proteins further back in time, to minimise starting sample quantities and to improve data analysis and interpretation.

I am a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), studying turbulence through experiments, advanced data processing and data assimilation. As a Visiting Researcher at Lund University, I investigate the fluid mechanics of bird flight through wind-tunnel experiments with a biohybrid robotic wing. My research combines experimental measurements and numerical methods to understand complex flows, from turbulent jets to the aerodynamics of animal flight.

ATELIER LAURA CESARONI is a dynamic and ambitious creative studio, I specialize in the seamless integration of architecture and graphic design creating innovative and captivating spaces that tell compelling visual stories. From architecture to graphic design and visual identity, I offer a comprehensive range of services tailored to your needs.

Professor Emeritus at DTU Civil and Mechanical Engineering, Technical University of Denmark. Internationally recognized expert in manufacturing and metrology. Has created and directed in 1992-2016 the Centre for Geometrical Metrology (CGM) at DTU and in 1992-2002 the Laboratory of Industrial and Geometrical Metrology at the University of Padova. Fellow of the International Academy for Production Engineering (CIRP), Foundation Committee Member of the European Society for Precision Engineering and Nanotechnology (euspen), and Recipient of the Euspen Lifetime Achievement Award.

Applied Machine Learning and NLP Development Economics PhD, MSc

Compliance and AML specialist with experience spanning traditional finance and the digital asset industry. Focused on AML/CFT, sanctions, regulatory risk, and crypto-asset compliance. Member of the Italian Parliamentary Working Group on Digital Assets and Blockchain, actively contributing to dialogue between industry stakeholders, regulators, and policymakers on the future of digital finance.

I am a molecular biotechnologist working at DTU and investigating the proteins and molecular mechanisms that drive breast cancer. By combining advanced technologies to study protein function, interactions, and cellular pathways, my research team aims at uncovering new molecular targets involved in disease progression. Our research focuses on translating these discoveries into opportunities for developing novel and more effective therapeutic strategies for breast cancer patients.

I am Associate Professor of Linguistics and Pedagogical Developer at the Lund University Humanities Lab, following research experience at the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics in Nijmegen and a postdoc at the University of Alberta, Canada. My research explores how speech and gesture work together in communication, taking theoretical, developmental, and cross-linguistic perspectives. I am particularly interested in gesture-speech timing, gesture and disfluency, gesture-speech development in children, and how gesture use varies across languages and cultures.

Electronics Engineer working in Integrated Circuit design, mainly for Analog and Mixed-Signal applications

Tobias Larsen is Head of the Lighting Design department at Artelia. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Architecture from the Politecnico of Milan and a Master's degree in Lighting Design from AAU. He is a Board Member of Dansk Center for Lys and serves on the Danish Standards Committee for Standardization, contributing to the development of European lighting standards and industry best practices. Prior to joining Artelia, he worked at Concepto in Paris and Sweco in Copenhagen.

As a passionate plant scientist, I am deeply committed to advancing sustainable agriculture and addressing the pressing challenges of climate change. My research centers on non-invasive root phenotyping techniques in the field leveraging multispectral analysis. My goal is to deepen knowledge of plant-soil interactions and their essential role in belowground carbon sequestration.

I am a Postdoc at DTU Entrepreneurship, contributing to the GreenTraC project funded by the Carlsberg Foundation, where I evaluate policy mixes to accelerate the green transition in hard-to-abate sectors using Systems Thinking and System Dynamics. I also contribute to the United Nations Task Force on Digitalization in Energy, supporting policy-oriented analyses on digital technologies in the energy transition. Previously, I completed my PhD at DTU within the Marie Skłodowska-Curie InnoCyPES project, exploring how regulation affects investment in digitalization in power distribution grids.

I'm a Global Marketing Manager at Radiometer, where I bring together an engineering background with several years of commercial and product management experience in international MedTech. I hold an M.Sc. and a B.Sc. in Chemical and Biochemical Engineering. Even if a tad uncommon, my career choice was motivated by my wish to work at the intersection of business and technology. I am curious about new technologies and any seemingly crazy business ideas, so hit me up if you need a sparing partner. Moreover, part of my motivation of joining ARSID was to get better at speaking Italian.

I am an Architect who has been living in Copenhagen for the past 5 years. I hold a MSc in Architecture and Technology from Aalborg University, and a MAA in Architecture from Roma La Sapienza University. For the past 3 years I have been working as an Architect at Sweco DK in the “Pharma&Life Science” Department.

My research focuses on how modern universities connect to and create value with societal stakeholders. I hold a Carlsberg fellowship that allows me to perform a comparative study between Copenhagen and Rome.

I am a postdoctoral researcher with a strong background in materials science, specializing in polymeric materials design, characterization for bioelectronic applications. When I´m not in the lab, you´ll probably find me travelling, crocheting, or learning new languages!

Francesco Rosati is Associate Professor of Sustainable Entrepreneurship and Innovation at the Technical University of Denmark. His research examines the role of business in society, focusing on how entrepreneurship and business model innovation contribute to tackling societal grand challenges. His work has been published in journals such as Organization & Environment, Journal of Product Innovation Management, and Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice. Francesco has received several recognitions, including a Semper Ardens Accelerate grant from the Carlsberg Foundation and the 2020 Tietgen Award.

Daniel Russo is an Associate Professor of Computer Science at Aalborg University in Copenhagen and Vice President of ARSID. His research explores human-centered software engineering, artificial intelligence, and the evolving nature of knowledge work. He is currently investigating how AI-native software systems reshape engineering, coordination, and human agency. He also serves as Scientific Director of AI4SE1DK, a national initiative promoting the responsible adoption of AI in software engineering.

As a Patent Attorney at GN Group, I am part of a team of Intellectual Property (IP) professionals who manage a complex patent portfolio of audio and video technology solutions, including artificial intelligence. With a dual perspective from Electronic Engineering and patent law, I interact closely with R&D teams and handle the patent process from the initial phase of idea harvesting and prior art searching to the subsequent stages of drafting and prosecution of the patent application, including opposition and appeal proceedings before the patent authorities and against GN’s competitors.

Ada Scupola is Professor of Business Studies at Roskilde University. My research focuses broadly on digitalization issues. My recent research explores AI in professional services. I have contributed to many Danish and European research projects on different digitalization issues.

I am a physicist by training and do research in computational social scientist and complex systems

associate professor of Italian linguistics

I am an Electronic Engineer with a Ph.D. in Neuromorphic Computing and a Master’s in Applied Linguistics. As Head of the Neurorobotics Technology Laboratory (NRT-LAB) at DTU, I lead research at the intersection of AI, robotics, and neuroscience. My work focuses on digital health technologies, neurotechnology, digital twins, and intelligent robotic systems for healthcare and industry. I am passionate about mentoring future engineers, promoting diversity in STEM, and developing human-centered technologies that improve quality of life and support responsible innovation.

I am an Associate Professor at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU Construct), specialising in district heating and cooling and their digitalisation. My research covers multi-vector energy modelling, innovative system design and data-driven optimisation of energy networks and HVAC systems, integrating diverse energy sources. I investigate low-temperature solutions and building readiness for 4th Generation District Heating and Cooling, collaborating with academic and industrial partners through EU and International Energy Agency (IEA) projects.

I graduated in mechanical engineering from the University of Udine, Italy, and then completed my master's degree in wind energy at DTU, Denmark. I worked for Vestas in floating wind R&D for 2.5 years from Porto, Portugal. I then started a PhD at DTU and Vestas, part of a MSCA Doctoral Network, and I work on wind farm flow measurements and modelling.