FIS - Suppliers - Company Details

Welcome to FIS

ShareLab is a launchpad for entrepreneurs and start-ups aiming to develop new products and services based on life science and biotechnology.

ShareLab is located at Oslo Science Park, in walking distance between the adjoining campuses of the University of Oslo and Oslo University Hospital. This is where 60% of all the life science research in Norway is carried out making it the prime location for bio-based businesses in Oslo

Address:	Gaustadalléen 21,
City:	Oslo
State:	(NO-0349)
Homepage:	Link to Homepage

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Key people & contacts:

Managing Partner

Mr Esben A. Nilssen

Personal Profile

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Shareholder/Associate at:

Polar Algae AS

Inhibio AS

Norimun AS

Shareholder companies:

AKBM - Aker BioMarine ASA

TLSC - The Life Science Cluster

AbbVie AS

Innovasjon Norge (Innovation Norway)

Science for Society

INVEN2 AS

VWR International AS

Oslotech AS - Forskningsparken | Oslo Science Park

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‘Dead Zone’ in the Gulf of Mexico forecast to be the second largest on record
United States A recent forecast of the size of the “Dead Zone” in the northern Gulf of Mexico for late July 2019 reports that it will cover 8,717-square-miles of the bottom of the continental shelf off Louisiana and Texas,

IPNLF urges IOTC to take action on yellowfin tuna
United Kingdom IPNLF presses for a rebuilding plan for yellowfin tuna, the faster development of harvest strategies, a more equitable catch allocation process, stronger FAD management, and improved monitoring and data collection ahead of this year’s Annual Session of the IOTC in India.

Calvo will pay EUR 9.7 million to the Treasury for tariff fraud on imports of tuna
Spain The cannery imported tuna products from its plant in El Salvador under the tariff reductions applied by the EU to the products of this Central American country An investigation ...

FIP BLUES approves its Action Plan for the next five years
European Union FIP BLUES, the first global fisheries improvement project that includes the shark, together with swordfish, approved yesterday in Vigo its road map for the next five years. This Action Plan comprises ...