The Norwegian hub was recently formally approved as a national Cancer Mission Hub by the General Assembly of the EU project ECHoS. The Norwegian model received strong praise from European stakeholders currently establishing similar hubs, and Norway now has one of the 17 recognised hubs in Europe.
Ferd joins Oslo Science Hub, supporting the further development of the Radium Hospital Campus as a national hub for cancer research, innovation and industry.
International experts met in Oslo as the symposium EuSARC 2026 highlighted new sarcoma biology and innovative cancer therapies.
Hva skjer når videregående elever får forske på spørsmål de selv brenner for? På Ullern videregående skole fikk elever på Forskerlinja nettopp det – og svarene de kom frem til burde interessere alle som er ung i dag.
Norwegian biotech Zelluna is entering the clinic for the first time.
Two new faces are now a part of the Oslo Cancer Cluster Incubator team.
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A new wave of cell therapies is opening possibilities far beyond today’s cancer treatments — and Norway is positioning itself at the centre of the sphere.
«Det var kjempespennende å være her på Sykehusapoteket i dag», sier en entusiastisk Michael B. Lukac. Han og medelev Suhad Khalouf går tredjeåret på apotekteknikk på Ullern videregående skole. Denne dagen har de hatt utplassering hos Sykehusapoteket på Radiumhospitalet og læringskurven har vært bratt.
Can radiopharmaceuticals against cancer become Norway’s Novo Nordisk?
Politicians agree that Norway needs more clinical studies in cancer but are at odds as to how to reach the goals.
Children affected by cancer stepped into real research labs this weekend, gaining hands-on experience with the science behind their treatment through the “Researcher for a Day” programme.
A new arena to accelerate the development of cancer care has been launched in Sweden, building momentum for the European Cancer Mission.
