PRIVACY receives recognition as runner-up for Research Environment Prize
From the left: Research intern Beate Skakkebæk Lindegaard, Centre director Mette Birkedal Bruun, and PhD fellow Viktor Wreström
This month, PRIVACY was named runner-up for the Research Environment Prize awarded by the Young Academy of Denmark. This prize is awarded not to individual PIs but to collectives and early-career scholars. It celebrates joint efforts for collaboration, collegial generosity and a stimulating daily research environment.
The runner-up recognition reflects the curiosity, mutual trust, and intellectual engagement that characterize our team. Such an environment enriches our scholarly work and supports our collective growth. We are honoured by this recognition and proud to be part the vibrant and dedicated research community at PRIVACY.