Mikroskop

KEY FIGURES

85

NEW INVENTIONS

11

BILLION NOK COMBINED VALUE
OF PORTFOLIO COMPANIES

10

NEW LICENSE AGREEMENTS

61

NEW PATENT APPLICATIONS

165

NEW CLINICAL STUDY AGREEMENTS

462

ONGOING CLINICAL STUDIES

4

NEW COMPANIES ESTABLISHED

36

MILLION NOK TO
NEW RESEARCH AND INNOVATION

333

MILLION NOK IN
PRIVATE CAPITAL RAISED

A word from the CEO

Inven2 is grateful to everyone who has contributed to building business and helping patients through new inventions, clarification, clinical studies, and commercial results. When someone is willing to pay for products, services, and values created when knowledge is applied, we have succeeded together. Not only are research results coming into utilization in this way, they also bring funds back to inventors, for new research, more commercialisation projects, and important investments in start-up companies.

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Innovation

Lyspære på mørk bakgrunn

– how do you take your research to market?

Inven2’s main area of focus is taking research results and turning them into a product or service in a market. This is done through a value chain that starts with idea hunting and marketing of Inven2’s services aimed at researchers at the University of Oslo and Oslo University Hospital.

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CLINICAL TRIALS ARE THE KEY TO MEDICAL DEVELOPMENT

Leger diskuterer på data

Clinical trials involve testing new drugs and medical equipment on human subjects. Clinical trials can be conducted on both healthy volunteers and patients.

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The board of directors

Inven2’s mandate is to commercialise research on behalf of our owners: the University of Oslo, Oslo University Hospital and the South-Eastern Norway Regional Health Authority.

Our board has broad insight into different fields of research, commercialisation, innovation, start-ups and knowledge-intensive business services.

Employee representative is Nina Løvbakken, Head of Accounting in Inven2.

Tom Pike chairs the board.

 

About inven2

We turn research and knowledge into products and services that benefit society

Research and knowledge are the keys to addressing global challenges relating to health, climate and the environment. Highly capable researchers and clinicians from larger parts Norway report their ideas and discoveries to us. We develop and manage these ideas, and proceed with the ones that can be transformed into products that benefit society.

We have started businesses that develop better cancer therapies, combat antibiotic resistance and identify security breaches in complex IT systems. Two-thirds of our businesses and licences are in the field of life science, since the scientific community we represent is particularly strong in that field.

Another important area for us is to administer agreements on clinical trials on behalf of the hospitals in our region and in the northern part of Norway. We make active endeavours to get more international companies to carry out their clinical trials in Norway. That way, more innovative treatment can benefit more patients in Norway.

Inven2 is a limited company owned by the University of Oslo and Oslo University Hospital. Inven2 currently has 32 employees.

Portfolio businesses

Inven2 has a portfolio comprising about 50 companies. 4 new companies were established in 2023. Together, the companies are worth around NOK 11 billion. 

The companies raised a total of NOK 333 million for development purposes in 2023. At the same time, NOK 36 million was returned to research and innovation.

Portfolio

Aims logo
Catalysts
dHealth
EpiGuard_Logo
Holocare
ODI-Medical logo
Tryio
Zelluna Immunotherapy logo

Products

Inven2 want to make a difference by transforming research and knowledge into products and services for the benefit of society. We have contributed to the launching of many products and services. Here is a selection.​

Ecosystem

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Inven2 is part of a vital, ever-growing ecosystem in research and development. The area near Inven2’s premises in Oslo Science Park is home to a number of clusters and incubators, as well as the University of Oslo and Oslo University Hospital. 

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