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This DKK 50M grant establishes a new interdisciplinary research center at the University of Copenhagen dedicated to mapping the societal pathways, governance, and public acceptance of quantum technologies. By combining social science analysis with Denmark's existing quantum ecosystem, the initiative aims to ensure responsible innovation and informed integration of these powerful tools into society.
Sociology University of Copenhagen to map quantum tech’s path with DKK 50M

A DKK 50M grant will fund new research at the University of Copenhagen, led by Professor Christian Borch from the Department of Sociology, to map the societal impact of quantum tech.
Photo: Olala · news.ku.dk The University of Copenhagen’s Department of Sociology will co-lead a new research centre focused on the societal impact of quantum technologies, with a DKK…
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