Events
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Become a memberThe theme for this EMIDRN SIG is 'Seeing is believing: approaches to image microbial infections' at BioCity, Nottingham.
The new Life Science Skills Awards scheme is set to reward apprentices, individuals, providers and employers who have excelled in contributing to the development of skills within the life sciences sector.
Discover how open innovation is helping companies harness multiple minds to solve complex problems... The future of innovation is open and global.
This event has been arranged in conjunction with NHiS, the leading provider of market intelligence and insights to assist organisations in their understanding of and engagement with the NHS. Run by Paul Midgley, who has vast experience working with the NHS, the course will give you an understanding of important issues.
Get social media savvy with this introduction to the benefits of social media. Be inspired and discover how social media can work for you.
Internationally active SME’s stand a better chance of weathering the challenging trading conditions. But exploiting overseas trading opportunities is easier said than done. Enterprise Europe Network Wales has pulled together a panel of experts who can help unpick some of the obstacles SMEs may encounter.
The HealthTech and Medicines KTN (Health KTN) is pleased to invite you to attend this meeting on Antibody Drug Conjugates (ADCs) in Cambridge on Wednesday 26th June 2013.
Medilink invites you to connect with industry colleagues and professionals from across the UK at our national networking event.
MediWales is organising an event to highlight the new Medical Device Directive and the implications of implementing UDI systems for manufactures of medical devices and its implementation in healthcare settings.
The theme of this conference will be preventing Surgical Site Infections and is entitled ‘All Sewn Up’. Sessions include: managing complicated surgical wounds, developing surveillance systems for ‘C’ section, demystifying the WHO check list and much more. To view the full programme please see below or visit the registration website by clicking on the link provided.
