The Norwegian ecosystem shared a pavilion at the Nordic Life Science Days 2024, keeping up a ten year old tradition. Photo: Oslo Cancer Cluster

Together at Nordic Life Science Days

1400 participants from 30 countries gathered in Malmö, Sweden for this year’s Nordic Life Science Days, 18-19 September. The Norwegian ecosystem shared a pavilion at the conference.

The two-day conference is the largest Nordic partnering conference dedicated to the life science industry and is organised annually. It started in 2013 to create a unique place to do business, and Oslo Cancer Cluster has been a partner and supporter of the conference since the beginning. For several years, Oslo Cancer Cluster has organised a common pavilion with the other Norwegian stakeholders to promote Norwegian life science companies in the Nordics.

“Oslo Cancer Cluster helps to assure a Norwegian presence at Nordic Life Science Days each year. By working together with fellow clusters, public and private partners, with support from The Norwegian Embassies in Denmark and Sweden, and Innovation Norway, the collective effort provides valuable access to wider networks, expertise, and opportunities for companies to innovate. It also strengthens Norwegian interests across the Nordics and helps each of us make a positive impact. Together, we can make a difference”, said Charlotte Wu Homme, Head of Membership and Events at Oslo Cancer Cluster.

 

A large group of people in front of a white house with blue skies above.

A kick-start to the conference was held the day prior at the Residence of the Norwegian Ambassador in Copenhagen. Oslo Cancer Cluster was honoured that Ambassador Katja Nordgaard hosted the event and spoke on the importance of cooperation and innovation. Photo: Innovation Norway in Denmark

 

Woman in front of camera in a video setting.

Katja Vetvik, CEO of the Norwegian start-up and Oslo Cancer Cluster Incubator company Thelper, was interviewed by Oslo Business Region during the conference. Photo: Oslo Cancer Cluster

 

Bjørn Klem, CEO of Norwegian start-up and Oslo Cancer Cluster Incubator company Adjutec Pharma, gave a company presentation at NLSDays this year. Photo: Oslo Cancer Cluster

 

Man on a stage in front of screen and audinece.

Torbjørn Furuseth, CEO of the start-up and Oslo Cancer Cluster Incubator company DoMore Diagnostics, participated in the Nordic Star 2024 Pitch Competition during the first day of the conference. Photo: Oslo Cancer Cluster

 

People in front of a conference stand saying "Norway Pioneering Sustainable Health Solutions - Together!"

The Norwegian pavilion at NLSDays 2024 was home to the entire Norwegian life science ecosystem, Team Norway. The partners on the stand were Oslo Cancer Cluster, The Life Science Cluster, Norway Health Tech, Norwegian Smart Care Cluster, LMI, NorTrials, Inven2, Oslo Business Region, Innovation Norway, and the Norwegian embassies in Copenhagen and Stockholm, as well as industry partners Curida Diatec, Theradex Oncology, Precision Health AI. Photo: Oslo Cancer Cluster

 

NLSDays is owned and organised by SwedenBIO. Next year’s conference will be in Gothenburg. Learn more at www.nlsdays.com.

 

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