Research institutes gather at Campus Ullevål: “A meeting place for the whole city”
NGI, NIVA, CICERO, NORCE, and NIBIO will be co-located in what will soon become an arena for research and innovation.
This week, representatives from the institutes moving into Campus Ullevål met. From left: Kristian Fæste, Head of Administration for Forest and Outfield at NIBIO | Pål Molander, CEO of NIVA | Lars Andresen, CEO of NGI | Christina Schieldrop, Deputy CEO of NORCE | Frode Longva, Deputy Director of CICERO | Christine Tørklep, incoming Director of CICERO | Karina Wang, Director of People, Communication and Organization at NGI. ( NGI)
The institute leaders look forward to an environment that will be more than just a workplace.
“We had a pleasant meeting this week to get to know each other and to discuss how we can foster professional collaboration and make Campus Ullevål a meeting place,” says NGI's CEO, Lars Andresen.
For NORCE, the relocation is also about building bridges between research and society.
“We are especially excited to invite the city to joint events for everyone interested in research and innovation,” says Christina Schieldrop, Deputy CEO of NORCE.
In the summer of 2026, Campus Ullevål will become an innovative professional hub within climate, energy, environment, societal safety, and infrastructure.
