Today's Portrait Highlights

Oslo Cancer Cluster

Oslo Cancer Cluster is a non-profit member organization dedicated to accelerate the development of new cancer diagnostics and medicines through: Local collaboration and international partnerships; Stimulation and support of new innovations and start-up activities; strengthening of our member’s ability to attract capital; Improved clinical trial efficiency for our members; Increase of governmental focus and improved public policies for the cancer community, fostering and attracting the next generation of top talents to cancer R&D and entrepreneurship. In June 2007, the cluster became a Norwegian Centre of Expertise (NCE). Oslo Cancer Cluster has more than 70 members from Northern Europe, representing the entire oncology value chain from bench to bedside.

Gelatex Technologie

The team at Gelatex Technologies has developed a novel high capacity solution based nanofiber manufacturing method. The technology allows continuous production and does not require using high-voltages. We are capable of producing nanofibrous materials with different surface densities and fibre diameters from various polymers for use in filtration, energy storage, textiles etc. Gelatex provides contract manufacturing services using this technology and is looking for partners who could benefit from the increased production capacity of our new method.am at Gelatex Technologies has developed a novel high capacity solution based nanofiber manufacturing method. The technology allows continuous production and does not require using high-voltages. We are capable of producing nanofibrous materials with different surface densities and fibre diameters from various polymers for use in filtration, energy storage, textiles etc. Gelatex provides contract manufacturing services using this technology and is looking for partners who could benefit from the increased production capacity of our new method.

Mech-Sense

Mech-Sense is a multidisciplinary research centre located at Departments of Gastroenterology and Radiology, Aalborg University Hospital, Denmark. The main competences are within visceral pain and the gastrointestinal system. The mission of Mech-Sense is to foster scientific research, education and innovation for the benefit of patients with gastrointestinal diseases and symptoms hereof. This also includes public and private partnerships. The practical research is performed in 6 complementary and cooperating areas: Neurogastroenterology and Motility, Pancreatology, Pharmacology, Diabetology, Neurophysiology and Imaging.