Conference in Oslo to examine how Norwegian life sciences can reach their potential
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The University of Oslo is hosting a conference on life sciences in 2027. The conference is titled "How to Realise the Potential of Norwegian Life Sciences". It will be opened on Tuesday 9 February by the Minister of Research and Higher Education, Eileen Fugelsnes.
Life sciences is a field that includes medicine, biology and biotechnology, among other things. Many in Norway believe that this area is of great importance for health, business and future jobs. The conference will therefore focus on how Norway can use its strengths in this field.
The conference will feature lectures and debates. Among the participants are several other people from research, education and business. Through the discussions, the aim is to identify which measures can help researchers and companies develop new solutions.
The conference will be an important meeting place for those working with life sciences in Norway. It also provides an opportunity to discuss how research can become of practical benefit to society. More information about the programme and registration is available on the university's website.
Sources: Universitetet i Oslo
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