Campus
Radiumhospitalet

Villa Ekebakken is a course and conference centre that offers apartments for both visiting cancer patients with their families and international guest researchers at the Institute for Cancer Research. Courses for healthcare professionals are also held here. The villa is owned and operated by Radiumhospitalet's Legacies and was fully renovated in 2025.

Oslo Science Hub is under planning and expected to open in 2030. The building will provide Campus Radiumhospitalet with necessary space and modern infrastructure, as well as a plaza that connects the campus and creates a micro-neighbourhood. The building also includes plans for shops, cafés and restaurants.

Oslo Cancer Cluster Innovation Park was opened in 2015 and consists of both public and private enterprises within the cancer field. Ullern Upper Secondary School is integrated into the Innovation Park and has an educational collaboration with Oslo Cancer Cluster.

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Units belonging to Oslo University Hospital:

• The Hospital Pharmacy's production department
• Institute for Cancer Genetics and Informatics
• Department of Pathology
• Breast Diagnostic Centre
• Mammography
• Cell Therapy

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Others:

• Oslo Cancer Cluster administration
• Oslo Cancer Cluster Incubator
• Radforsk Investment Foundation
• The Cancer Registry of Norway, Norwegian Institute of Public Health
• The Norwegian Medical Cyclotron Center
• Zellluna
• Ullern Upper Secondary School

John Ugelstad's House is part of Oslo Cancer Cluster Innovation Park and opened in autumn 2025.

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Here you will find:

• Thermo Fisher Scientific, lab and offices
• ATMP Norway Lab, Institute for Cancer Research
• Cancer Rehabilitation, Radiumhospitalet
• Department of Pathology, Radiumhospitalet
• Active Against Cancer: Offices and Competence Centre for Exercise and Cancer
• The Ung Kreft room run by Ung Kreft, the Norwegian Cancer Society and Radiumhospitalet
• Restaurant, coffee bar and meeting centre
• Biobank, Radiumhospitalet

The Research Building at Radiumhospitalet is part of Oslo University Hospital and was opened in 2009.
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Here you will find:

• Institute for Cancer Research: The Institute was founded in 1954 and is today Norway's leading cancer research environment with over 380 employees and internationally leading research groups.
• Cell Therapy
• Auditorium
• Canteen

This building served as a clinic building for Radiumhospitalet between 1958 and 2024. The premises continue to be used today for other purposes at the hospital.

Here you will find:

• Specialist laboratory
• Radiation therapy
• Brachytherapy
• Echo lab
• MRI

The new Clinic and Proton Therapy Building at Radiumhospitalet was opened in 2024.
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Here you will find:

• Wards
• Operating rooms, post-operative and intensive care unit
• Department of Clinical Cancer Research
• Radiation therapy and proton therapy
• Day surgery
• Outpatient clinic
• Radiology
• Central laboratory
• Health shuttles, health square, pharmacy
• Canteen, hairdresser, foot care

The original Radiumhospitalet was opened in 1932 and is still in use today.

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Here you will find:

• Psychosocial oncology
• Nutritionists
• Physiotherapy and occupational therapy
• The Learning and Coping Centre
• Rehabilitation room
• The Breathing Room
• Nuclear medicine PET/CT

The Radiation Building is part of Radiumhospitalet.

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Here you will find:

• Hotel Montebello: The hotel is for patients receiving treatment at Radiumhospitalet, as well as relatives
• Vardesenteret: The centre is a service for patients and relatives, and is a collaboration between the Norwegian Cancer Society and Oslo University Hospital
• Radiation therapy
• Radiation outpatient clinic