UiO iHub is a new space for innovative students at Oslo Science Park. The hub is run by students with support from the UiO Growth House and the University of Oslo.
If you continue along Gaustadalléen past the entrance to Oslo Science Park, you can now see an original artwork by the renowned British artist Xenz. The mural is a gift to Oslo from the Tekna Oslo department.
The Kavli Prize is awarded annually to eight of the world's leading researchers in astrophysics, neuroscience and nanoscience. This year's award winners in nanoscience gave their laureate lectures at Oslo Science Park.
The problem is as simple as the solution is complicated: How to make the solar energy last until winter? Bjørn Brandtzæg and Photoncycle believe they have the solution that can make private households self-sufficient in electricity.
Exhibition on the history of the spray can and street art
Did you know that the spray can was invented in Oslo? "Oslo, Home of the Spray Can" is an exhibition with historical objects, archival documentation and curated artworks that pays tribute to Erik Rotheim's invention from 1926 and the art movements it formed the basis for - graffiti and later street art.
A vibrant meeting place
Oslo Science Park is an innovative community where over 3000 people have their daily workplace in more than 300 different companies. We believe that a vibrant environment based on openness, collaboration, and sharing is a key to success for our members.
Offices tailored to your needs
In Oslo Science Park, your company has room to pursue growth. Companies undergoing changes can quickly scale up or down in our premises. Get in touch and let us know your company needs.
Our Conference Centre offers 26 meeting rooms of various sizes, ranging from small group rooms to an auditorium with seating for 160 people. We are a full-service provider of conference solutions for your next meeting.