Oslo Life Science 2017 – Day 3

– Program 17th February 2017

For researchers at UiO and the surroundings that will be impacted by the planned life science building at UiO.

Registration coffee and tea from 08.30. The seminar starts at 09.00.

The planned life science building in Gaustadbekkdalen could be completed in 2023. Important requisites for the building project is that the building shall

  1. enhance innovation and value creation emanating from university research through convergence between scientific disciplines and better interaction between UiO research and the surrounding innovation ecosystem
  2. be an asset to all life scientists at UiO, also those that will not move into the building

In addition to the Department of Chemistry, the School of Pharmacy and the Centre for Molecular Medicine Norway (NCMM), the building will house advanced research infrastructure and temporary research groups and shall provide access for small biotech businesses and pharma.

We address three challenges and will ask some researchers form UiO and external collaborators to give short introductions before we open up for debate and questions.

Introduction to the planned Life Science Building, VEV:
Architectural design for collaboration and creativity

Per Christian Brynildsen, Ratio arkitekter as

Challenge 1: Excellence in research, education and innovation: what is the recipe for success?

Chair: Professor Finn-Eirik Johansen, Director of UiO:Life Science

Short introductions by:

  • Jo Døhl, Head of Department of Chemistry, UiO
  • Henrik Schultz, Head of School of Pharmacy, UiO
  • Julie Sørli Paus-Knudsen, Student and board member of UiO:Life Science
  • Professor Kjetil Taskén, Director Centre for Molecular Medicine Norway – Nordic EMBL Partnership University of Oslo (NCMM)

Challenge 2: Innovation and value creation in the building: what does it require?

Chair: Professor Kjetil Taskén

  • Tim Rowe, Founder and CEO of CIC
  • Karl-Christian Agerup, CEO Oslotech
  • Professor Svein Stølen, Chair of the board for UiO:Life Science, Deputy Dean of Research, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, UiO
  • Kathrine Myhre, CEO Oslo Medtech
  • Thomas Ramdahl, CEO Bayer Norge

Challenge 3: How shall the life science building fertilize research groups without a permanent home in the building?

Chair: Professor Finn-Eirik Johansen, Director of UiO:Life Science

Short introductions by: 

12.10–13.00 Light refreshment and mingling

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