Mahyar Tourchi Moghaddam, who is Assistant Professor at the Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller Institute at the University of Southern Denmark, is very interested in this area. Moghaddam is associated with DIREC and the project ‘Cyber-Physical Systems with Humans in the Loop’, which will explore and map out how software engineers can best design cyber-physical systems adapted to users and the context in which they are to function.

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Most importantly, a mindset in entrepreneurship thinking has been planted in the researchers, explains Mark Riis, Head of Innovation at DTU Compute, and originator of the course as well as leader of DIREC’s work with entrepreneurship.

“It is of great value to plant this mindset because researchers work in a different way and only publish when the last sentence is finished. Entrepreneurship is about experimenting and testing your idea with the outside world and the market, so that you always get feedback. In addition to planting this mindset, the course has inspired some of the participants to start a business based on their research. It is going to be exciting to see how the concrete startup ideas develop.”

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