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Published: 28 September 2026
Text: Anne-Marie Korseberg Stokke
An incubator offers expertise, networks and funding to early-stage companies. Oslo Science Park is the full or part owner of three incubators, each covering its own field. We are also home to the University of Oslo's student incubator, Insj UiO.
Startuplab is an incubator, accelerator and early-stage investor for Norway's most ambitious tech startups, spread across six industry programmes. Founded at Oslo Science Park in 2012, Startuplab now operates in both Oslo and Bergen. It has close to 100 active member companies at any given time and has invested in more than 130 companies since its launch.
Aleap is the largest incubator for health startups in the Nordics. It helps ambitious founders build successful growth companies by giving them expertise, networks and funding.
ShareLab is Scandinavia's leading biotech incubator for academia, startups and industry – the place where the next generation of biotech companies is created. ShareLab offers office space, fully equipped laboratories, lab management, a scientific and commercial network, and mentoring.
Insj offers free guidance to student startups and students with innovative ideas. Insj also manages funding for student innovation on behalf of UiO Growth House.
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Norway Health Tech is a not-for-profit member organisation with about 270 members representing the full healthcare value chain, with a special focus on technology solutions. The organisation aims to improve the quality of treatment and care by developing and industrialising world-class health solutions.
The Life Science Cluster is a not-for-profit member organisation with more than 120 members across the health, technology, marine and agriculture sectors. It aims to strengthen interaction and knowledge sharing between industry, academia and government, and across the private and public sectors, for sustainable business development in the life sciences.
Health2B is an arena for public-private collaboration where the health industry, academia, patients and health services come together for discussion and innovation to create the health solutions of tomorrow.
WiLD Norway is a professional network dedicated to empowering and advancing women and female-identifying leaders in Norway's health and life science sector.
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One of Norway's largest technology transfer offices. Researchers and clinicians from the University of Oslo and the South-Eastern Norway Regional Health Authority submit ideas and inventions to Inven2 to address global challenges in health, climate and the environment.
Startuplab invests early in ambitious tech founders, providing capital, expertise and hands-on support to help them scale. It has invested in more than 200 companies since 2013 and has helped startups secure follow-on funding, expand internationally and achieve exits.
Aleap Ventures is an early-stage fund investing in ambitious health startups across MedTech, BioTech and Digital Health. Built on the largest health incubator in the Nordics, it offers capital as well as access, insight and a deep understanding of what it takes to grow in health innovation.
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Oslo Science Park is located at the heart of the Oslo Science City innovation district. The district is also home to the country's leading university, the largest hospital in the Nordics and internationally leading research institutes.
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ISS will take over operations of the food service offering at Oslo Science Park from July 1, 2026. “The offering you know today will continue, while at the same time we have a clear ambition to raise the quality and further develop the concepts,” says Sohaila Bakhtiar from ISS.
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Last year, an anonymous wall outside Oslo Science Park became a lush waterfall. This year, the iconic round block in A0 became considerably more colorful. The artist Simon Alfredo Compagnet Diaz, also known as Snork One, would like for people to discover something new every time they walk by.
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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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In the technical room in Oslo Science Park, something completely unique is happening: Old pipes are getting a new life in a new energy center. What would usually be discarded in the construction industry has been saved, transported, and reassembled here - with full functionality and environmental benefits.
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