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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The fisheries Brexit negotiation must exclude the privileges that the Common Fisheries Policy has granted to the UK since its inception
European Union The additional fishing quotas that the EU has historically allocated to the British have amounted to more than € 100 million annually in the last 10 years for Great Britain. ...

Tuna exports to Italy soar in September
Viet Nam NDO/VNA – Vietnam’s tuna exports to Italy soared by 8,599% last month over the same period last year. This staggering increase transformed Italy into Vietnam's largest tuna market in the EU in ...

Statistics │ Import by origin │Crab │ September 2020
South Korea Source: FIS.com | Click to enlarge it [email protected] www.fis.com...

Number of Chinese boats in Japanese fishing area increasing, global concern for squid status
Japan The following is an excerpt from an article published byRadio Free Asia (RFA) and Jiji Press Ltd: The number of Chinese boats allegedly illegally fishing for flying squid has been increasing rapidly ...