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As almost the closest neighbor to Oslo University Hospital (OUS), it is a short walk for researchers and clinicians to the innovation ecosystem at Forskningsparken. In the ShareLab incubator, there is now a long list of OUS-based companies on the membership roster.
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After many years as a cardiologist and researcher, Maria Vistnes has traded hospital corridors and academia for a day-to-day life as a founder in her own biotechnology company, Klyv Therapeutics. The driving force is not a desire to leave the medical profession, but a conviction that the most effective way to help patients is to develop a new treatment.
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“Where science and business meet” is an unofficial slogan for Oslo Science Park. It could just as well have been “Connecting people,” if that one hadn’t already been taken. Either way, this is a place where people meet and talk. Sometimes it happens naturally, and other times someone needs to orchestrate it.
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For about 30 years, from the fall of the Berlin Wall until just a few years ago, we lived in a unique period of stability in the world. That period is over, according to the experienced business leader Birger Steen. In a talk in Oslo Science Park, he painted a picture of a fundamentally changed geopolitical situation that requires today's leaders to recalibrate both instincts, economic models, and strategic assessments.
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The experienced technology leader Solveig Ellila Kristiansen has established herself in Oslo Science Park with the consultancy Hockeystick Impact and the startup AI Data Defense. They have developed a security filter for companies that enables the use of artificial intelligence without leaking sensitive information or violating regulations.
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Internship 2026: Matchmaking for Students and Companies
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Welcome to a morning expo with service providers and companies.
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Health2B is a collaboration arena where public and private sector meet to discuss, innovate and create solutions for future healthcare.
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