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The BIA bioProcessUK Conference is the leading annual event for the UK’s bioprocessing community, attracting over 400 attendees from PhD students to senior executives. Organized by the BioIndustry Association (BIA), the conference is a cornerstone for networking, knowledge sharing, and exploring the latest innovations in bioprocessing. The 22nd Annual bioProcessUK Conference will take place from 25–27 November 2025 in Newcastle. The event includes a dynamic two-day program featuring insightful presentations and discussions led by industry leaders. Attendees can look forward to pre-conference drinks, a prestigious gala dinner, and an exhibition showcasing the latest technologies and services from 55 companies. The conference also highlights excellence through awards, supports emerging talent with student poster presentations, and facilitates meaningful connections through one-to-one partnering sessions. To start the event on an energetic note, the bioProcessUK Run Club will return, offering a unique opportunity for participants to connect in an active and informal setting. Join us at this essential gathering to collaborate, innovate, and shape the future of bioprocessing in the UK.
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See allThis annual event gathers industry leaders and experts in bioprocessing to discuss the latest innovations and technologies in biomanufacturing. The summit features a wide array of sessions that focus on practical aspects of bioprocessing in pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and academic research. This is an ideal venue for professionals to exchange ideas, expand their knowledge, and network with peers in the field.
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This annual event gathers industry leaders and experts in bioprocessing to discuss the latest innovations and technologies in biomanufacturing. The summit features a wide array of sessions that focus on practical aspects of bioprocessing in pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and academic research. This is an ideal venue for professionals to exchange ideas, expand their knowledge, and network with peers in the field.
The 47th Congress of the Spanish Society of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (SEBBM) is scheduled for September 2–5, 2025, at the historic Complejo San Francisco in Cáceres. This premier event will feature plenary lectures by renowned scientists, including Dr. Roger Davis (University of Massachusetts Medical School), Dr. Ana María Cuervo (Albert Einstein College of Medicine), Dr. Alexandra Newton (University of California, San Diego), and Dr. Paola Pizzo (University of Padova). The congress will encompass a diverse range of scientific activities such as symposia, poster sessions, and group meetings, alongside cultural events and an industrial exhibition. Additionally, satellite activities like the "Initiation to Research in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology" course and the "Professional Development Forum for Young Researchers" will be offered. Set against the backdrop of Cáceres' rich historical heritage, this congress provides an exceptional opportunity for scientific exchange and networking.
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