Denmark-based CS Wind Offshore has announced it is contemplating the layoff of approximately 220 employees at its Odense Port facility due to recent offshore wind project cancellations and market challenges several offshore wind projects are being either postponed or cancelled due to political interventions and unfavourable terms of business cases which have impacted the entire supply chain “Due to the current market development and cancellation of offshore wind projects CS WIND Offshore has today announced to its employees a need to significantly reduce costs at its production facility at Odense Port the company unfortunately sees no other way than to significantly reduce its manning and therefore contemplates to lay off approximately 220 employees,” stated CS Wind Offshore A lack of new monopile orders means that the CS Wind Offshore monopile factory at Odense Port will be idle for a “substantial period of time” leading to the need for a “significant reduction” of the workforce at the Lindø site “Over the past couple of years our employees have worked very hard to get our monopile factoryfully up and running and it is highly regrettable that we now seeno other option than to ramp down due to a lack of new orders,” said Knud Bjarne Hansen “We sincerely regret the impact this is likely to have on good and highly competent colleagues who have dedicated their time and efforts to the company but also the many sub-suppliers who are supporting our work in various ways.” In December 2023, South Korea-based CS WIND completed the acquisition of Bladt Industries “CS Wind acquired Bladt Industries in order to expand our offshore product offering so there is no doubt that we want to stay in the monopile business It is also important to note that we will of course finalize delivery of the monopiles we are currently producing at Odense Port so the contemplated reduction of the workforce will take place over the coming 3-9 months,” said Hansen CS Wind Offshore signed a contract with Vattenfall and BASG for the supply of transition pieces for the Nordlicht 1 and Nordlicht 2 offshore wind farms in Germany The manufacturing of the 68 units will commence at CS Wind Offshore’s production site at Aalborg Port Get in front of your target audience in one move OffshoreWIND.biz is read by thousands of offshore wind professionals daily Daily news and in-depth stories in your inbox Leveraging 20 years of experience with offshore windDecember 2023 will forever mark a milestone in our company history as we became part of the world-wide CS WIND group The acquisition goes beyond a mere change in ownership; it marks a leap into a future where our combined strengths will pave the way for optimized production […] SquashSite – all about Squash RaySearch Laboratories AB (publ) announces that Odense University Hospital (OUH) The radiotherapy center at OUH is known for being at the forefront of automated solutions to provide high-quality care in an efficient way including the ability to automatically generate treatment plans the clinic is now taking the next step by further developing automation to cover all aspects of the treatment planning process—from initial planning to finalized treatment plans RayStation was chosen after an extensive evaluation of the market where the decisive factor was to find a system that would enable OUH to continue developing new automated methods RaySearch has had a strong focus on automation for a long time RayStation offers several approaches for automated planning both using machine learning techniques but also more conventional automated planning algorithms a new algorithm for automated optimization which is still under development and led by Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in the US The objective of the implementation project at Odense's radiotherapy center is to analyze the advantages of different auto-planning approaches and to clinically apply the approach that is best suited for each tumor site Odense University Hospital: “Odense University Hospital has long been dedicated to enhancing the quality of treatment planning with a strong research focus on improving outcomes for cancer patients through state-of-the-art radiotherapy technologies We are excited to begin our collaboration with RaySearch which we see as a significant step forward This partnership holds great promise for advancing automated treatment planning and the optimal use of clinical resources.” RaySearch: “We have long been committed to increasing the degree of automation in RayStation We are therefore particularly pleased that Odense University Hospital has chosen RayStation primarily based on this functionality I am convinced that we will meet the center's requirements for automation and look forward to their feedback and a fruitful cooperation.” The order value is DKK 10.5 million (approximately SEK 15.4 million) of which the majority will be recognized as revenue in the first quarter of 2025 johan.lof@raysearchlabs.com  LinkedIn YouTube Odense University Hospital (OUH) is one of four university hospitals in Denmark development and education are inseparable aspects of OUH’s function as a university hospital OUH is one of the Region’s largest education and training venues and is very closely connected to the University of Southern Denmark in terms of the healthcare offered regionally by educating new highly skilled employees and by creating research results that both streamline and improve the care pathways of the future RaySearch Laboratories AB (publ) is a medical technology company that develops innovative software solutions for improved cancer treatment RaySearch markets the RayStation®* treatment planning system (TPS) and the oncology information system (OIS) RayCare®* The most recent additions to the RaySearch product line are RayIntelligence® and RayCommand®* RayIntelligence is an oncology analytics system (OAS) which enables cancer clinics to collect is designed to link the treatment machine and the treatment planning and oncology information systems RaySearch’s software has been sold to over 1,100 clinics in 47 countries The company was founded in 2000 as a spin-off from the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm and the share has been listed on Nasdaq Stockholm since 2003 More information is available at raysearchlabs.com chosen by many leading cancer centers worldwide It combines unique features such as unmatched adaptive therapy capabilities market-leading algorithms for treatment plan optimization for HDR brachytherapy and external beam therapy with photons RayStation supports a wide range of treatment machines providing one control center for all treatment planning needs and ensuring centers get greater value from existing equipment RayStation also seamlessly integrates with RayCare®* the care of cancer patients worldwide is improved * Subject to regulatory clearance in some markets The Robot Report By | February 8 Odense Robotics and the Danish Technological Institute have identified key technological trends that they said will shape robotics and automation in 2025 In a time characterized by high uncertainty and rapid technological development more companies will turn to automation as the path to greater resilience “Last year was a trailblazing year for innovation with the increasing dominance of artificial intelligence, in terms of machine learning, generative AI, and physical AI in robotics,” stated Søren Elmer Kristensen, CEO of Odense Robotics, Denmark’s national robotics and drone cluster intelligent and adaptive systems will continue to develop and create new opportunities for manufacturers and other sectors,” he added “Interoperability and simplicity will also be key paradigms as innovators seek to facilitate seamless connectivity and simple solutions security is high on everyone’s agenda with digital resilience becoming a must-win battle.” Here are the four key trends cited in the report, “Strategic Trends in Denmark’s Robotics Industry in 2025 and Beyond.” The report is based on in-depth interviews with industry professionals from Danish robotics companies and industry experts from the Danish Technological Institute Advancements in artificial intelligence and machine learning will continue to improve the capabilities of robotics to execute complex tasks and optimize processes The organizations said they expect the integration of AI in manufacturing to grow with new applications emerging in areas such as predictive maintenance These innovations will enhance the efficiency and flexibility of production operations even further With better sensor technology combined with data-processing capabilities robotic systems will become far more adept at maneuvering the world while autonomously learning about it Interoperability has been a major trend in recent years and will also shape 2025 There is an increasing emphasis on integrating diverse systems to boost operational efficiency and scalability Modular designs allow robotics systems to be easily upgraded or adapted by replacing individual components or adding new modules and ensures systems can evolve with changing customer needs Cloud and edge computing could enhance robot performance by enabling real-time data processing and analytics particularly for mobile or battery-powered robots Companies are implementing robust measures to protect their operations and the integrity of their customers’ systems wrote Odense Robotics and the Danish Technological Institute The cybersecurity landscape in robotics is constantly evolving with increasing risks from espionage and data exfiltration and increasing requirements from customers to meet the latest cybersecurity standards Supplier management is also a critical aspect of cybersecurity in the robotics industry the Danish robotics industry is increasingly adopting a “zero-trust” model This approach requires companies to conduct thorough inspections of hardware and software components provided by suppliers Cryptography is a crucial component of cybersecurity in the robotics industry ensuring secure communication and data protection advancements in quantum computing may make existing cryptographic standards vulnerable some companies are preparing for post-quantum cryptography standards designed to withstand quantum computers’ computational power Robotics companies are focusing on standardization and specialization to reduce complexity and costs making their technologies easier to implement and use This trend involves streamlining products and operations through standardization and easy-to-integrate solutions reducing the need for extensive customization robotics companies can make technology more accessible to a wider audience The Danish Technological Institute compiled the report in collaboration with Odense Robotics with financing from the Danish Agency for Higher Education and Science ABB’s IRB-7720 modular industrial robot arm February 9, 2025 at 10:33 pm Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" 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About  .  Contact  .  Donation Archaeologists from Museum Odense have uncovered a remarkable Viking burial site in the Danish village of Åsum revealing more than 50 exceptionally well-preserved skeletons further enhancing the archaeological significance of the site archaeologist and curator at Museum Odense “It is truly unusual to find so many well-preserved skeletons at once This discovery offers extraordinary opportunities to perform a wide range of scientific analyses which can reveal more about the general health and origins of those buried.” Lundø further explained that these analyses might even uncover whether the buried individuals were related a question that has never been explored in similar Viking graves which spans approximately 2,000 square meters a period when Gorm and Thyra ruled in Jelling It is one of the largest Viking burial sites discovered on the island of Funen the skeletons are so well-preserved that for the first time it may be possible to conduct ancient DNA (aDNA) analyses “It will be incredibly exciting to learn where these people came from and whether the same families were buried here across multiple generations,” she remarked Several of the graves provide evidence of high-status individuals with artifacts indicating that the Vikings buried in Åsum had connections to far-reaching trade networks One of the most notable discoveries is the grave of a woman possibly the one she traveled in during her life Her grave goods included a glass bead necklace a knife with a handle wrapped in silver thread and a small shard of glass that may have served as an amulet At the foot of her grave was a finely decorated wooden chest Other significant items found in the graves include a bronze three-lobed brooch which is not native to Denmark and likely originated from Norway underscores the extensive trade connections Vikings maintained “Several objects from the many graves in Åsum show that the buried Vikings were connected to international trade networks that developed during the Viking Age,” said Lundø combined with the sheer scale of the burial ground suggest that Åsum was an important settlement during this period possibly playing a central role in the development of what would later become the city of Odense The excavation took place as part of preparations for Energinet’s work on upgrading the local electrical grid thanks to favorable soil conditions and high water levels is allowing researchers to extract DNA samples which could reveal previously unknown aspects of Viking ancestry and kinship Lundø noted that the preservation of the skeletons is exceptional “Normally when we excavate Viking graves we’d be lucky if there were two teeth left in the grave besides the grave goods but here we have the skeletons fully preserved This opens up a whole new set of possibilities for discoveries.” Museum Odense and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById("ak_js_1").setAttribute("value",(new Date()).getTime()) Denmark-based diabetes and obesity giant Novo Nordisk (NOV: N) says it plans to invest 8.5 billion Danish kroner ($1.2 billion) to establish a completely new production facility in Odense The investment marks the first time in this century that Novo Nordisk breaks ground in Denmark by establishing a new production site It adds to the companies list of recent investments in new production facilities included earlier this month $420 million at its control laboratory in Hillerød and $4.1 billion to build a second fill and finishing manufacturing facility in Clayton The new Odense site will feature a state-of-the-art finished production facility and warehouse spanning over 40,000 m2 it will accommodate multiple product types within rare disease TwitterLinkedin Copyright © The Pharma Letter 2025   |   Headless Content Management with Blaze The new site will feature a finished production facility and warehouse spanning over 40,000 m2. Designed to be modular and flexible, it will accommodate multiple product types within rare disease, such as haemophilia, both now and in the future, Novo Nordisk said "The facility will utilize advanced technology and innovative equipment to ensure the highest quality to patients and meet the growing global demand for our life-changing medicines,” commented Henrik Wulff “We are proud to build on our heritage in Denmark and look forward to embarking on this journey in Odense a well-connected city with a dynamic community and talented workforce." construction work has started and is scheduled to be completed in 2027 The investment is expected to create 400 permanent jobs upon completion of the facilities The company stated that more than 4,000 new trees will be planted at the site and buildings will be equipped with solar panels to enhance on-site electricity generation The landscape will be designed by reusing excess soil wooden materials and other sustainable resources to create lakes forests and community spaces open to the public CHEManager Innovation Pitch supports innovation in the chemistry and life sciences start-up scene and start-ups to present their companies to the industry Are you ready to elevate your pharmaceutical operations Download our exclusive whitepaper and discover how compliance with Good Distribution Practice (GDP) is essential for the safety and integrity of pharmaceuticals We're sorry, a Spotify Premium account is required to use this service. Start your free trial here 2024) - Utah Royals FC has loaned midfielder Emily Gray to Odense Boldklub Q of the Danish Kvindeliga for the remainder of the 2024 NWSL Season Gray attended Virginia Tech from 2018 till 2021 making 69 appearances and scoring 27 goals for the Hokies She was drafted third overall in the 2022 NWSL Draft to North Carolina Courage and marked her professional debut on April 29 She won the NWSL Challenge Cup with the North Carolina Courage in 2022 and 2023 Gray was traded with Frankie Tagliaferri to the Utah Royals on Monday from North Carolina Courage in exchange for $30,000 in Allocation money and expansion protection Prior to her departure Gray made two appearances this season and away against her former club North Carolina Courage Odense Boldklub Q returns to the Danish 1st division in 2024 for the first time since the 2019-20 season after finishing 7th in the league and five points behind the relegation line that season OB Q reentered the Kvindeliga after earning one of two qualifying spots up for grabs in the Gjensidige Women’s League Qualification Odense went unbeaten in 10 matches of qualification play securing results in all ten matches featuring eight wins 26 points earned OB Q top of the table honors and promotion into the Kvindeliga The 2024-25 season starts next month as Odense faces off against AGF who finished fifth in the 2023-24 season on August 11th OB Q will then play the first round of the Danish Women’s Cup a few days later on August 14th against Bolbro and continue league play thereafter The Utah Royals kick off the NWSL x LIGA MX Femenil Summer Cup against Seattle Reign on Friday, July 19 in Seattle. The Royals will host the Portland Thorns on July 27 at America First Field. You can purchase tickets for that match here Odense Håndbold made history and became the third Danish side to play in the EHF FINAL4 securing their maiden spot in the business end of the European premium competition with a 25:24 win on FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria’s court MOTW: FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria (HUN) vs Odense Håndbold (DEN) 24:25 (14:14) Odense make history with fantastic display The doubleheader between FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria and Odense Håndbold has all the chances to remain an epic one in the history of the European premium competition as everything was decided in the last minutes when Odense stood stronger and delivered a 7:4 run to end the match and secure a 25:24 win It was a disappointing outing for FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria a team which had their best season so far in history But FTC could not capitalise on their comeback in the first leg boasting a 39 per cent attacking efficiency who entered after Katrine Lunde saved only two shots with 12 saves for a 46 per cent saving efficiency But FTC will only have to blame their efficiency with their top scorers missing easy chances time after time which will have coach Ole Gustav Gjekstad leave after the EHF FINAL4 securing a spot in Budapest after three eliminations in the quarter-finals while FTC need to wait one more year for their second appearance in the business end of the competition You said no to using cookies or similar tools that help improve your experience. To see this content, you would need to update your Privacy Preferences DRAW: Recent champions meet and potential first-time winners clash in hotly-anticipated semi-finals after TruckScout24 EHF FINAL4 semi-final… DRAW: The four sides who made it through the qualification tournaments now know who they will face in Cologne QUARTER-FINAL REVIEW: A 30:29 victory for Szeged was not enough to book their first ticket to Cologne a single goal separated the 2023 title winners and Veszprém QUARTER-FINAL REVIEW: 2018 finalists end Sporting CP’s Machineseeker EHF Champions League journey with second quarter-final win QUARTER-FINAL REVIEW: After a nine-goal win in the first leg HANDBALL THROUGH MY EYES: Versatile One Veszprém back Nedim Remili reveals why he loves handball OFFICIAL STATEMENT: Court of Handball issues further decision regarding withdrawal of Vipers from EHF Champions League FEATURE: Serbian international Andrea Lekic played her final EHF Champions League Women match after her team was elimin… Denmark's Odense Händbold won a dramatic victory advancing to the European Women's Handball Champions League FINAL4 for the first time in the club's history Odense defeated FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria 25-24 in the second leg of the quarterfinals of the 2024/25 EHF Women's Handball Champions League held at Erde Arena in Hungary on the 26th (local time) made a historic advance to the semi-finals as the winner of the second round confirmed their progress to the semifinals and Odense made a dramatic win by one point to make the overall score 52-51 This victory holds special significance for Odense who has been frustrated in all three Champions League quarter-final challenges has finally solved his long-cherished dream and is listed as the third Danish club to reach the FINAL4 stage this season A fierce battle was held from the beginning of the game Odense dominated the early flow with Thale Rushfeldt Deila scoring five goals within 10 minutes of the game and scored the most goals in the team with seven goals in total Helena Elver (five goals) and Elma Halilcevic (four goals) also played evenly to support the attack Rail Cargo Hungary fought hard with four goals each from B̈LK Emily (5 goals) but failed to take advantage of the decisive opportunity with only 39% of the team's attack success rate Leil Cargo Hungaria caught up and trailed by 11-12 and one goal in the 20th minute scoring three goals in a row in the end to dramatically tie the score at 14-14 Rail Cargo Hungary scored first and was caught up repeatedly before scoring two goals in a row to escape by 20-18 and the game developed into an unknown pattern until the end The two teams remained tight until the middle of the second half but Odense turned the game around by scoring seven goals and conceding only four goals with strong pressure and concentration just before the end of the game he scored three goals in a row to turn the game around 25-23 The change of goalkeeper also had a decisive effect on the game kept the victory with 12 saves and a 46 percent save rate "It was a crazy feeling," Odense goalkeeper Reinhardt told the European Handball Federation (EHF) after the game This moment will be remembered for the rest of my life," he said Rail Cargo Hungary suffered another setback at the FINAL4 threshold with the disgraced record of seven consecutive winless games at home in the quarterfinals the shock was even greater as he won 12 games in the group stage this season and achieved the best performance in club history It was also the last stage of LEKIC Andrea's Champions League she was one of only four to score more than 1,000 goals in European women's handball saying goodbye to the glamorous European stage at the end of the day The FINAL4 stage in Budapest is the last battlefield for Odense to challenge for the European top Odense will face Metz Handball in the semifinals ※ This service is provided by machine translation tool competing in the nation’s top league the Bulldogs have grown into a cornerstone of Danish ice hockey and represent the only elite-level club on the island of Funen they've built a reputation for passionate play The team plays its home games at the Spar Nord Arena (formerly known as Odense Isstadion) a lively venue located in the Bolbro district that holds over 3,200 spectators.  the Bulldogs clinched their first-ever national championship in 2025 marking a defining moment in the club’s legacy and thrilling fans across the region The long-awaited title capped off decades of determination and steady progress solidifying their place among Denmark’s hockey elite 2025/26 will be their very first season in the Champions Hockey League Although she was not in the starting lineup Reinhardt proved to be the decisive factor between the two sides with a saving percentage of no less than 48% in the second half to help Odense beat Ferencvaros 25-24 in the second leg of their two matches in the Champions League quarter-finals The first game in Odense ended in a 27-27 draw and therefore Odense proceeded to the Final Four on an aggreate 52-51 aggregate scoreline Although playing in a Hungarian inforno in Budapest, Odense got off to a terrific start as especially Thale Rushfeldt Deila proved her goal instinct scoring four of Odense's first six goals This resulted in a 6-3 lead after just over eight minutes The first 15 minutes was almost flawless for Odense but then things started to go wrong for the Danes due to a large number of technical mistakes and with five seconds left before the interval Ferencvaros began the second half in superb fashion and quickly took a 16-14 lead against a defensively frail Danish side Odense could count themselves lucky that Reinhardt time and time again provided miraculous saves to keep the Danes in the game Her outstanding performance recreated the belief in the Odense outfit as the Danes built a two-goal advantage towards the end and despite getting close Ferencvaros could not quite close that gap again The Final Four will be staged in Budapest on 31 May 31 and 1 June About us | Advertise with us | Contact us A total of DKK 8.5 billion will fund the new production facility in Odense which is set to facilitate the manufacture of medicines for rare diseases 3D render of planned new production facility and warehouse in Odense Novo Nordisk is planning a new investment, which marks the first time this millennium that the pharmaceutical company breaks ground in Denmark by establishing a new production site A total of DKK 8.5 billion will be used for the new facility in Odense the site will feature a “modular and flexible” finished production facility and warehouse spanning over 40,000m2 Novo Nordisk explained that its capacity will enable multiple product types for rare diseases Denmark] facility will utilise advanced technology and innovative equipment to ensure the highest quality to patients” “The facility will utilise advanced technology and innovative equipment to ensure the highest quality to patients and meet the growing global demand,” commented Henrik Wulff the project will support preservation of the surrounding environment Over 4,000 new trees are planned to be planted at the site and reuse of “excess soil wooden materials and other sustainable resources” will be utilised to create natural public spaces the building infrastructure will also feature solar panels The investment will also provide economic benefit with 400 permanent jobs anticipated to be generated following completion of the site Construction is expected to be finished in 2027 In June, Novo Nordisk announced a multi-billion investment in the US Similar to the firm’s new investment in Denmark expansion of its North Carolina facility boasts environmentally sustainable credentials Moreover, early in 2024, Novo Nordisk made another major multi-billion-dollar commitment through its agreed acquisition of three fill-finish manufacturing sites from Novo Holdings A/S (Novo Holdings) for a total 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membership/subscription system and controls whether you are able to see content which is only available to logged in users A leading resource for the Pharmaceutical industry since 2002 Novo Nordisk will build an advanced finished production facility and warehouse covering more than 40,000m2 of area to accommodate multiple product types within rare diseases Danish pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk has unveiled its plans to invest DKK8.5bn ($1.2bn) to build an entirely new production facility in Odense The new site will feature an advanced finished production facility and warehouse covering more than 40,000m2 of area Novo plans to design the new facility to be modular and flexible The company has already started construction work on the new facility which is scheduled to be completed in 2027 The investment is expected to create up to 1,000 external employees during construction and 400 permanent jobs upon completion of the facility quality and IT executive vice president Henrik Wulff said: “The facility will utilise advanced technology and innovative equipment to ensure the highest quality to patients and meet the growing global demand for our life-changing medicines a well-connected city with a dynamic community and talented workforce.” Novo Nordisk said the new facility will support its commitment to environmental protection in the area with more than 4,000 new trees will be planted at the site Buildings will feature solar panels installed to enhance on-site electricity generation and other sustainable resources will be reused to create lakes Novo Nordisk Pharmatech announced a DKK1.5bn ($221m) investment for building a new manufacturing facility at Ådalen 16 in the Town of Køge the new factory is expected to contain production and storage facilities The new Køge facility is expected to begin production in 2027 Give your business an edge with our leading industry insights View all newsletters from across the Progressive Media network © Business Trade Media International Limited when Odense began their campaign in the Championship playoffs "I've had a back that has been bothering me for a long time We've tried to keep it in check by reducing my playing time But now we've decided that I'll be out for a while to get it under control" Aagot is uncertain for how long she will be absent So right now we're not putting a timeframe on it and then we'll see how long time it takes." I'm just sitting there waiting to be able to help the girls It's really disappointing that I won't be able to participate in the important matches but I also want to play handball for many years to come so I also have to take care of my body right now" Odense will be in action again when they face Copenhagen Handball on Wednesday is set to undergo a significant transformation aimed at enhancing its visibility and enriching its historical storytelling This ambitious renovation project is expected to begin soon with a target completion date set for autumn 2026 As one of Denmark’s five Viking ring fortresses Nonnebakken has often been overlooked due to its subtle presence the upcoming renovation will draw attention to its historical importance Broad steel bands will outline its embankment and markers will be installed along Allégade and Hunderupvej a large bronze model representing the Viking structure will be placed in a nearby park The project will highlight sections of the ringfort rampart using wide ribbons and plants placed between them making the markings visible at several locations in central Odense A large model of the ringfort will also be created will have the chance to play on a small section of the recreated defenses This initiative is a collaboration between Odense Municipality as the project developer including Odd Fellow Logen and Giersings Realskole The project is backed by a generous 26 million kroner investment Møller and Chastine Mc-Kinney Møller’s Foundation constructed around 980 AD by Harald Bluetooth was part of a defensive network of five ringforts was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in September 2023 The fortress was originally a circular structure with a 180-metre outer diameter surrounded by a 9-metre-wide moat and a rampart up to 5-6 metres high “The fortress’s location in the centre of the city deserves attention and helps tell the story of Odense as a strategically important place The renovation will bring greater focus to Nonnebakken’s role in Denmark’s Viking history with the fortress originally constructed around 980 as part of a network of five ring fortresses or "ringborge," built during Harald Bluetooth’s reign FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria came from behind against Odense Håndbold to save a draw and extend their chances of qualifying for the second time in their history to the EHF FINAL4 despite leading only once throughout the 60 minutes in the high-octane 27:27 draw Odense Håndbold (DEN) vs FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria (HUN) 27:27 (14:12) Chances come and go and Odense Håndbold will surely rue their performance in the last 15 minutes of the first leg of the quarter-final against FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria The Danish side scored only four times in the fourth quarter of the match their attacking efficiency plummeting to only 40 per cent enabling their opponents to mount a spirited comeback While Helena Elver Hagesø scored eight times Odense were found lacking in the business end of the match despite leading 26:23 after Hagesø scored her last goal with five minutes to go FTC bounced back and finished the match with a 4:1 run The 27:27 draw should make the Hungarian champions favourites for a place in the EHF FINAL4 with the upcoming second leg scheduled in Erd on Saturday but will be left scrambling in the second leg after allowing FTC to crawl back into the tie Their chances of a maiden appearance in the EHF FINAL4 are slimmer in what would be Ole Gustav Gjekstad’s last matches on the bench of the Danish side before committing full-time to Norway’s women’s national team You said no to using cookies or similar tools that help improve your experience. To see this content, you would need to update your Privacy Preferences. QUARTER-FINAL REVIEW: A 30:29 victory for Szeged was not enough to book their first ticket to Cologne, as the record title winners proceeded QUARTER-FINAL REVIEW: After 120 minutes, a single goal separated the 2023 title winners and Veszprém, as Magdeburg reached the semi-finals QUARTER-FINAL REVIEW: After a nine-goal win in the first leg, Mathias Gidsel & co. also take the points in Aalborg HANDBALL THROUGH MY EYES: Versatile One Veszprém back Nedim Remili reveals why he loves handball, and how to switch positions on court NEWS: Györi Audi ETO KC will meet Team Esbjerg, and Metz Handball will play against Odense Håndbold on 31 May in the MVM Dome in Budapest. STATS COUNTER: Julian Rux analyses the data to provide statistical insights for the Match of the Week Text description provided by the architects. 3XN completes highly adaptable timber building. Located outside Odense, Denmark, Cobot Hub brings people and robots together in a modular, timber office building designed for long-term efficiency. The new shared home of companies Universal Robots (UR) and Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR) is the world's largest hub for cobots; collaborative, industrial robots that work alongside humans. © Rasmus HjortshøjA united campus environment Cobot Hub forms a united campus environment The vision has been to promote a flow of both people and knowledge within and across the two companies UR and MIR have their own separate open plan office spaces while shared common areas atria and a large canteen encourage informal meetings between all the building's users the interior layout is designed accordingly The concept of 'neighbourhood choice environments' shapes the office areas by offering diversity of working areas Social as well as private spaces are scattered throughout giving the employees the option of choosing their preferred work setting the openness and transparency of the interior extends through to the outside Large windows let daylight permeate the building while providing panoramic views to the green surroundings a shared courtyard and terraces on different floors are places for employees to have a break or a chat under the sun You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email Buducnost vs Odense Håndbold has been named Match of the Week of round 12 in the DELO EHF Champions League 2020/21 The match in Montenegro takes place on Saturday 23 January at 18:00 CET (live on EHFTV) The MOTW coverage sees the game day begin with the Breakfast for Champions series on the EHF Champions League Instagram page fans will be able to enjoy exclusive coverage across all EHF Champions League social media channels as well as the live blog on eurohandball.com Buducnost earlier suffered a 30:21 drubbing against Odense 4 of group B when Buducnost and Odense enter the court in Podgorica's Sports Centre Moraca for MOTW Apart from their defeat in Wednesday's rescheduled match at SCM Ramnicu Valcea Buducnost have recovered in recent rounds from their rough start to the season when they gathered just one point from their first four matches That series included a 30:21 drubbing at the hands of Odense which had a blistering start to only their second EHF Champions League campaign and were leading group B for several rounds In the Danish side's first season in Europe's top flight the two-time Champions League winners came away with two victories: 31:28 at home and 26:22 in Denmark While Buducnost likely have done enough to advance to the play-offs Odense are still in with a chance to make it to the top two in group B - with direct access to the quarter-final as a bonus first of all in Saturday's MOTW against Buducnost NEWS: Györi Audi ETO KC will meet Team Esbjerg and Metz Handball will play against Odense Håndbold on 31 May in the MVM Dome in Budapest Overview: This conference seeks to consolidate emergent scholarship and artworks that explore the power of narrative to motivate climate-conscious action The emphasis in this conference is on climate narratives in practice; in other words it is concerned with works that apply these narratives in various public-facing contexts texts exploring the impact of climate change has proliferated alongside the now-familiar call for better narrative accounts of the Anthropocene.[1] At the same time it is not enough to generate simply more of these narratives; the crucial task remains to evaluate how they are taken up by readers and audiences and make meaning in the world.[2] To this end the conference’s presentations will be categorized within three areas where it is possible to assess this literature’s potential impact: the implementation of climate narratives in the classroom (pedagogy); empirical studies of climate fiction’s reception (empirical ecocriticism); and artworks that embed narratives for the purpose of inspiring greater climate consciousness (climate activism) Rather than repeat calls for more and better representations of climate change in fiction this conference takes stock of the most recent innovations in eco-storytelling and asks: how should the urgency of the climate crisis (and the resulting call to action) affect our expectations from And what evidence emerges for fiction’s capacity to inspire greater ecological awareness These questions strike at the core of the environmental humanities To answer them requires the contributions of researchers as well as those at the front line of the fight to foster ecological awareness: teachers this conference stresses the wide interest in topics such as climate fiction and eco-literacy it stresses the complementary approaches of these fields and facilitates both nuanced insights and a comprehensive overview of the public’s climate-change imaginary This knowledge exchange is even more urgent given the acceleration of the climate emergency locally and across the globe Speakers: The keynote speakers reiterate the conference’s mission of bridging empirical and artistic accounts of climate literature These confirmed speakers include (as of writing): Dr a field-defining researcher on the influence of climate narratives on readers; Dr a leading expert on environmental pedagogy; and the Danish author Theis Ørntoft whose accolades include the European Union Prize for Literature (2024) Suggested Topics include but are not limited to: Submission Guidelines: Please submit your 250-word abstract for 20-min presentations and a short bio to clifi.conference@gmail.com by November 1 Accepted speakers will be notified by December 31, 2024. The conference is scheduled to take place in person. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact the conference organizers at yazell@sdu.dk and lnole@sdu.dk The Great Derangement: Climate Change and the Unthinkable Slow Violence and the Environmentalism of the Poor Environmental Storyism and the Ends of Ecocriticism." Textual Practice (2024): 1-23 "The Earth Is Not “Ours” to Save." Interrogating the Anthropocene: Ecology [4] Pedagogy in the Anthropocene: Re-Wilding Education for a New Earth Empirical Ecocriticism: Environmental Narratives for Social Change edited by Matthew Schneider-Mayerson et al. © Tous les textes et documents disponibles sur ce site, sont, sauf mention contraire, protégés par une licence Creative Common. Holte IF pick up women’s Denmark Cup trophy for the 18th time Odense snatch their third consecutive and 12th overall men’s Denmark Cup crown Akaa-Volley triumph in the men’s Finland Cup for the first time in history Women’s Finland Cup gold goes to LP Viesti Salo for the eighth time while ASV Elite and Gentofte engaged in a five-set battle Each of the two semifinals was also pushed to five sets with Odense beating ASV Elite and Gentofte overcoming Nordenskov A post shared by Akaa-Volley (@akaavolley) It was the ladies’ turn to hit the court on Sunday. LP Viesti Salo (pictured in the main photo; credits: LP Viesti) cruised to a 3-0 (25-23, 25-17, 25-22) win over JymyVolley Nurmo to collect the club’s eighth trophy in the history of the competition Viesti’s 23-year-old Kenyan opposite Pamela Owino led the winners with 19 points and claimed the MVP award The FIVB is the governing body responsible for all forms of Volleyball on a global level Working closely with national federations and private enterprises to develop Volleyball as a popular media and entertainment sport FIVB Fédération Internationale de Volleyball Château Les Tourelles Edouard-Sandoz 2-4 1006 Lausanne Switzerland Phone: +41 213 453 535 Fax: +41 213 453 545 China’s Dajin Heavy Industry has signed a reservation agreement with Danish Odense Port for 100,000 square metres of the port area to store offshore wind components which will later be installed on European wind farms the Chinese manufacturer plans to deliver a “substantial” number of monopiles and transition pieces for projects across Europe One of Dajin’s largest European customers including 36 that will be delivered to Thor Denmark’s largest offshore wind farm with a capacity of 1 GW The Danish Energy Agency (DEA) recently granted RWE the offshore construction permit for Thor enabling the developer to begin offshore work in spring 2025 The Chinese company has previously stored its monopiles in Eemshaven in the Netherlands and Dajin will now expand its marshalling operations to collaborate with Odense Port for the storage of offshore wind foundations Europe has set a target of installing up to 450 GW of offshore wind capacity by 2050 – primarily in the North Sea and Baltic Sea – as part of its ambition to achieve climate neutrality “The expanding offshore wind sector is pivotal to reach these overarching European political objectives As more projects progress from planning to installation the critical role of offshore wind in Europe’s energy transition is becoming increasingly clear,” according to Odense Port energy ministers from the nine members of the North Seas Energy Cooperation (NSEC) agreed to reach at least 260 GW of offshore wind capacity by 2050 the members also agreed on expansion targets for the North Sea region of 76 GW of offshore wind by 2030 Helena Elver in action against FerencvarosFrank Cilius / EPA / ProfimediaOdense led several times by four goals against Ferencvaros but were left to settle for a 27-27 draw when the two sides met in the first leg of their Champions League quarterfinal The Danish side will rue scoring only four times in the fourth quarter of the match as their attacking efficiency plummeted to only 40 per cent leaving the door open for the Hungarians to mount a spirited comeback While Helena Elver scored eight times, and Elma Halilcevic added five goals, Odense couldn't execute their game plan at end of the match despite leading 26-23 after Elver scored her last goal with five minutes to go Ferencvaros relied on their enormous experience to bounce back and finished the match with a 4-1 run The draw will now favor the Hungarian champions to go through to the Final Four with the upcoming second leg scheduled for Saturday but will rue allowing Ferencvaros to crawl back into the tie Odense's chances of a maiden appearance in the Final Four are now significantly slimmer, in what would be Ole Gustav Gjekstad’s last matches on the bench of the Danish side The latest stories of your favourite teams and athletes Follow their journey to the Olympic Winter Games in Italy Bout Signs Professional Contract with Odense Boldklub8/8/2024 3:00:00 PM | Women's Soccer PITTSBURGH – 2023 Pitt women's soccer graduate Anna Bout has signed a professional contract with Odense Buldklub in Denmark Bout will join the club on a one-year contract that will run until the summer of 2025 Bout is the ninth player under head coach Randy Waldrum to sign a professional contract, joining Amanda West (Houston Dash), Landy Mertz (NC Courage) Juliana Vazquez (Puerto Rico Sol FC) and Amaia Pena Athletic Club Femenino) She racked in 34 points as she collected eight goals and 18 assists Canada native played a total of 6207 minutes on the pitch for Pitt She played a monumental role in the Panthers' success in their most historic season during the 2023 campaign Bout posted the game winning goal against Duke to help the Panthers secure their first-ever win against the Blue Devils Her efforts helped the Panthers set program records for most wins overall (17) goals (64) and assists (68) during the 2023 season Pitt posted five top 25 wins including defeating three teams in the top ten Pitt also advanced to the ACC Championship Semifinal and NCAA Elite Eight fields for the first time in program history and don't miss top-class performances on another exciting stage of the 2022 season On Wednesday night the Danish national team goalkeeper is back in the squad for her club Odense who faces Copenhagen Handball in the Danish domestic league Since her accident at the European championships information about her potential progress has been scarce in January said the club is taking it "day by day But now the 28-year-old goalkeeper is ready to play Reinhardt said to Odense Handball's website: "I feel good and have started to train fully again I can feel that I have been out for a while "It has been a longer rehabilitation process than I had hoped for Fortunately and the club has taken really good care of me So now I am looking forward to being back  soon and fighting alongside the girls." In the absence of Reinhardt, Odense signed the 44-year old Norwegian international goalkeeper, Katrine Lunde and the club is yet to lose a game this season and before that she was first-choice keeper at Aalborg DH she has been under contract with a number of international clubs but now she is ready to continue her career at Odense "I am incredibly proud of this opportunity to play on one of the world's best handball teams and I am looking forward to playing my first home game in Sydbank Arena I am also really looking forward to working with the team and a fantastic goalkeeper team in Odense Handball" Trine Nielsen is thrilled to welcome Katrine Lunde at the club "I am both happy and proud of this agreement with one of the greatest goalkeepers in our sport." "Katrine Lunde is a real winning type with enormous experience which will definitely benefit us for the rest of the season With the addition of Katrine to our team card we strengthen our team extensively" says Trine Nielsen to the club's website Odense were all smiles on Saturday as their completed an amazing regular seasonProfimediaOdense on Saturday afternoon completed an amazing feat in the Danish domestic league when they won 34-31 away against Aarhus Handball and thereby finished the regular season with a perfect record, 36 wins out of a possible 36.The win for Odense at the same time condemned Aarhus Handball to relegation Aarhus had two points more than both EH Aalborg and Skanderborg going into the last round but as EH Aalborg and Skanderborg won their matches at the bottom of the league EH Aalborg surprisingly won 32-30 at home against Sonderjyske, while Skanderborg won more convincingly 36-27 away against Bjerringbro Team Esbjerg secured second spot in the regular season thanks to a last-gasp equalizer from Sarah Dekker against Ikast Handball to make it 28-28 Odense will carry four points into the playoffs while Team Esbjerg will carry two "I have developed as a person and as a player here in Odense and therefore I am also ready for a new adventure after the summer I will do everything to finish as well as possible" and in that time she has experienced a bit of everything Two nasty cruciate ligament injuries and a comeback to handball when most people thought it was impossible But you get far with will and a great love for handball and she has played at an amazingly high level especially in the autumn," says Trine Nielsen "Now the adventure must have a new chapter While I am really sad that she is leaving Odense Handball I am also proud of the part that the club has played in her way to the top" Helena Elver and Odense have so far won all their matches in the Danish league this season and they are also among the favourites to win the Champions League trophy this season Inside the Wind Turbine: A Tour of a Manufacturing Marvel Over the course of a chilly Danish morning, our group of 45 students had the opportunity to interact with leading Vestas engineers, learn about the company’s latest offshore wind efforts, and tour its manufacturing facility, tracking the development of an offshore wind turbine from start to finish. We were able to physically walk through the process from the intake of turbine components and parts through gearbox assembly, nacelle engineering, hub construction, and blade installation. The highlight of our visit was an immersive tour through the intricate manufacturing process of Vestas' V174 nacelle, a vital component of the 9.5 MW wind turbines. The nacelle, a housing unit that encapsulates the generator, gearbox, and other key generation and safety components, is the powerhouse of the wind turbine. The sheer scale and complexity of the manufacturing process left us in awe. The nacelle we observed was destined for an offshore wind field in Taiwan, emphasizing Vestas' global reach and impact in the renewable energy ecosystem. Second, we were impressed by Vestas’ commitment to quality and efficiency. After our first year course in operations management, we were excited to see process design principles in action. Weekly Kaizen and 5S (Sort-Set-Shine-Standardize-Sustain) reviews demonstrate the company’s commitment to process improvement and excellence. The meticulous process standardization and data tracking of both components and process efficiency was impressively coordinated at such a massive scale. Finally, we learned that Vestas tests each turbine to ensure it can withstand extreme weather conditions without interruption, stressing each component at 3x the expected load. Vestas discussed their unique partnership structures with their customers and suppliers to ensure the safety and quality of all of its products. Cultural Dynamics: A Danish Approach to Work-Life Balance Beyond the impressive machinery and manufacturing prowess, this visit also gave us unique insight into the cultural dynamics that define Vestas' workplace in Denmark. The Danish workers, we learned, exhibit a unique satisfaction with their jobs. In a country renowned for its emphasis on work-life balance, Vestas takes it to another level – employees work a maximum of 35 hours per week, although we met many people who noted they work longer because of their passion for their jobs. We were struck by the lack of strict guidelines on breaks or vacation. Instead, Danish workers operate with a sense of responsibility and autonomy, knowing when to complete their tasks efficiently. This approach fosters a work environment where individuals take ownership of their roles, contributing to the overall success of Vestas in the renewable energy sector. Conclusion: A Student's Perspective on Climate Change and Vestas' Impact Reporting by Jacob Gronholt-Pedersen; Editing by Kirsten Donovan Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles., opens new tab , opens new tab Browse an unrivalled portfolio of real-time and historical market data and insights from worldwide sources and experts. , opens new tabScreen for heightened risk individual and entities globally to help uncover hidden risks in business relationships and human networks. © 2025 Reuters. All rights reserved Tina Abdulla in action for Borussia DortmundČTK / imago sportfotodienst / Patrick NuhnOdense have signed the Norwegian winger Tina Abdulla from Storhamar HåndbalSports Director at Odense Handball Trine Nielsen is thrilled with the new signing and says:  "Tina comes with Champions League experience in her luggage It has been important for us to find a player who possesses high quality courage and speed and Tina fits perfectly into the equation." "Tina is a reliable player who has been used to playing almost full-time in her current club Storhamar she will be partnered with Andrea Aagot on the right wing I am convinced that this partnership will contribute to the further development of both players over the next several years and at the same time we know that our right wing is in good hands." Tina Abdulla is looking forward to playing in Odense Handball "I am proud and humbled to be allowed to play in Odense for the next 3 years It is a club with high ambitions and I am looking forward to being part of it I hope that I can contribute with my qualities to take new steps together.” Tina Abdulla is originally from Skopje, North Macedonia, and has played in Storhamar Handball since 2022, where she previously played in German Borussia Dortmund Tina helped them qualify for the EHF Champions League group stage twice Odense have won all their matches in the Danish league this season HB Ludwigsburg conceded a 23:26 loss in the Match of the Week against Krim Mercator Ljubljana, but the German champions progressed to the EHF Champions League Women 2024/25 quarter-finals with a 54:47 win on aggregate Odense Håndbold also made it to the quarter-finals for the third season in a row beating Storhamar Handball Elite 25:21 in the second leg MOTW: Krim Mercator Ljubljana (SLO) vs HB Ludwigsburg (GER) 26:23 (10:11) Ludwigsburg could play it cautious in the second match against Krim Mercator Ljubljana which needed a miracle in the Match of the Week to return for the quarter-finals after a three-year drought and did not tremble even when Krim boasted a five-goal lead with seven minutes to go Right back Ana Gros did her utmost to help the Slovenian side mount a comeback after the disappointing display in the first leg Ludwigsburg made it to the quarter-finals for the second time in a row taking advantage of yet another fantastic match from goalkeeper Johanna Bundsen who saved 15 shots for a 38.4 saving efficiency as the Swedish shot stopper is the first player in the competition to break the 200-save milestone having 203 saves in 16 matches this season 61 more than any other player in the competition Odense Håndbold (DEN) vs Storhamar Handball Elite (NOR) 25:21 (16:11) Sheltered by a 13-goal win in the first leg Odense did not enjoy the best of starts against Storhamar and were down 4:1 after only six minutes But with Storhamar only winning two away matches in their history in the EHF Champions League Women it was always going to be an uphill battle for the Norwegian side As all but one outfield player scored at least one goal for Odense the Danish side quickly bounced back with a 4:0 run and had a comfortable five-goal lead which had Maren Aardahl and Helene Gigstad Fauske combine for 10 goals registering the largest aggregate win in the play-offs and will gear up for the doubleheader against FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria in the quarter-finals Jakob Vestergaard returns home to DenmarkČTK / imago sportfotodienst / Marco WolfJakob Vestergaard who is currently the head coach of German outfit HB Ludwigsburg has signed a three-year agreement with Odense Handball where he replaces Ole Gustav Gjekstad as head coach is pleased that the situation around the new coach is now resolved "Jakob comes with a lot of experience in his luggage and a superb CV among other things he managed Bietigheim (now Ludwigsburg) to CL-silver last season We will get a coach who really wants Odense Handball and who I am sure can continue the great work which has been done with the team in recent seasons." Jakob Vestergaard has a long coaching career behind him Ramnicu Valcea and the German women's national team Now Jakob Vestergaard returns to his native country "Odense handball is an incredibly exciting attractive and ambitious club at the highest national and international level that I can contribute to further development at the club I have tried to stand here as an opponent several times and it is an absolutely fantastic backdrop." Jakob Vestergaard has reaped great merits during his coaching career Jakob Vestergaard became Danish champion with Viborg HK and won "The Double" with the club in 2099/2010 In the same period he won the Champions League twice and last year he added another trophy to the list when he became German champion with HB Ludwigsburg Finally  Jakob Vestergaard has also won the Romanian championship This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page.