Events
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Become a memberThe 18th annual BEF will be held for the fifth time in Basel to be close to the largest biopharma hub in Europe and the Congress Center provides meeting space capable of handling several thousand one-to- one meetings as well as significant exhibition space. The Programme will feature twelve plenary panels/ workshops covering BD &...
The 4th Annual Neuroscience R&D Technologies Conference being held on 4th-5th October in Munich, Germany will focus on discussing the latest technologies in the preclinical, translational neuroscience space and also drawing the attention of the audience towards new innovations happening in translational neuroscience imaging. The conference further aims bringing in the experts from academia and industry together to discuss how to create new,...
CPhI Worldwide, together with co-located events ICSE, InnoPack, P-MEC and FDF, hosts more than 45,000 visiting pharma professionals over three days. 2,500+ exhibitors from 153 countries gather at the event to network and take advantage of more than 150 free industry seminars. Every sector of the pharmaceutical market is represented under one roof, this year in Madrid. Attending CPhI Worldwide is the most cost effective...
The EBDC is a two-day meeting that aims to bring business development executives from international pharmaceutical corporations and European biotech companies together with representatives from private equity and venture capital companies. s always we will offer a sophisticated line-up of international speakers in sessions focusing on the newest trends in therapeutic development, finances and startup...
SMi’s inaugural conference on Cell & Gene Therapy will be inviting speakers from global pharmaceutical organisations, leading biotech companies and internationally renowned academic institutions. Over 16 presentations and case studies focused on the key aspects of GMP, bioprocessing, regulatory frameworks and new therapeutic developments in the field of cell and gene. Hear from the expert speaker panel, bringing you...
Brunel University, SEHTA and the GLA would like to invite you to come along to the university, to meet leading academics involved in research, teaching and commercial collaborations through the Co-Innovate programme. This major event is designed to start partnerships leading to collaborations with Brunel’s Design, Computer Science and Business schools, and collaborative research bids including current opportunities...
09.30 Registration and refreshments. 10.15 Introduction to the Day - Prof Michael Clark, WWIC 10.20 Integrated Pressure Ulcer Recording and Reporting System. Maureen Fallon, Chief Nurse Office, Welsh Government. 10.50 Technology update on electrical stimulation of wounds. Michael Clark. Welsh Wound Innovation Centre. 11.30 5-minute 3 slide presentations 12.30 Lunch 13.30 Mike Wilson (Swansea...
We would like to invite your company to participate in an export market visit to Japan. This Welsh Government supported visit offers an exciting opportunity for businesses of all sizes to connect with businesses in Japan. The Welsh Government is supporting* companies to take part in this export market visit. There are two options of support...
Working together for health, wellbeing and economic development Featuring high profile speakers, thematic breakout sessions, exhibition space and networking opportunities, COLLABORATE 2018 will celebrate and promote collaborative projects and partnerships across industry, academia, Government, health boards and other organisations in the life science sector. Find out more and register here
After the ongoing success of MediWales Connects, the all Wales NHS collaboration conference, we will be taking the event to North Wales in October in collaboration with Betsi Cadwaladr UHB and Powys THB. This event will be run alongside the Bevan Commission Gadget Hack. Keynote Speaker Andrew Goodall Chief Executive of NHS Wales There will...
