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UiO iHub is a meeting place and shared office space for students at the University of Oslo who work on innovation and entrepreneurship. "Being physically close to, and having informal contact with, the startup communities at Oslo Science Park is absolutely crucial for new founders to succeed," they say.
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Oslo Science Park was built in 1989 as a tool to strengthen collaboration between industry and research. Its main purpose was never more research, but the commercialisation of it – and that purpose still holds. Today the park is home to Oslo's largest innovation community, where more than 300 organisations, including 190 startups, form a vibrant environment where ideas can be tested and grow.
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Norway spends more public money on research per capita than almost any other country in the world. The research is of high quality, yet we still rank only 20th on the Global Innovation Index. That was the starting point when a panel gathered during Arendalsuka 2026 to discuss how more of the research effort can be turned into Norwegian industry.
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