Carbogenics is hosting a free webinar on how biochar can improve anaerobic digestion (AD) processes, following the success of their recent session on AD basics. This time, the focus is on biochar—a material that can enhance biogas production, improve sustainability, and make AD systems more efficient.
This one-week intensive course is designed for those who are interested in the seaweed industry and are keen to expand and deepen their knowledge of the sector.
The IBioIC 3-Day downstream bioprocessing course is aimed at anyone who wants to develop an understanding of theory and techniques in protein purification using fast protein liquid chromatography (FPLC) on an ÄKTA chromatography system.
Our 11th Annual Conference will focus on delivering tangible benefits for attendees, including the cultivation of strategic partnerships, facilitating new connections and collaborations, providing examples of best practice, understanding regulations, and effective communication.
The Applied Materials Chemistry Group (AMCG), the Industrial Physical Chemistry Group (IPCG), the Sustainable Chemicals and Materials Manufacturing Hub (SCHEMA), and the Innovation Centre for Applied Sustainable Technologies (iCAST) are delighted to announce second seminar on sustainable chemical feedstocks.
This session introduces the funded Digitalisation Capability Assessment Programme sponsored by the Smart Manufacturing Data Hub until January 2025, a collaborative effort between Heriot-Watt University and the capability assessment platform Vyne Analytics. The service addresses the high failure rate of digital transformation projects (50-70%) by offering a comprehensive assessment tool for manufacturing SMEs to check their digitalisation readiness.
Join the BBIA, in collaboration with the University of Sheffield, NNFCC, Perspective Economics, Higginson Strategy, and Resource Media, for the launch of our £500,000 Innovate UK-funded initiative: the UK Bio-based and Biodegradable Materials Regulatory Science and Innovation Network (BB-REG-NET).
Join RESILIENCE on Thursday Dec 5 2024 at 12:00 PM at The Technology and Innovation Centre for a day filled with inspiring speakers, interactive demonstrations and networking opportunities. RESILIENCE Medicines Manufacturing Skills Centre of Excellence is a cutting-edge initiative designed to enhance the UK's biopharmaceutical manufacturing capabilities. Focused on training and upskilling professionals in advanced manufacturing techniques, it aims to support the development and production of innovative medicines.
This one-day conference will cover process intensification as a route to sustainable biopharma manufacturing. This event is suitable and open to all engineers and scientists with an interest in sustainability and manufacturing of biopharmaceuticals and will be hosted at Loughborough University’s Conference Centre.
SynbiTECH is the UK’s leading international forum for people engaged in engineering biology (synthetic biology) business, investment, policymaking, science and research.
Welcome to the first of four exciting regional Innovation Centres Roadshows! This event, hosted at Edinburgh College’s Sighthill Campus on 27th November 2024, marks the beginning of a new decade of groundbreaking activity by Scotland’s four national innovation centres. These centres connect Scotland’s academic expertise with industry, public, and third-sector organisations to drive economic and societal benefits:
Welcome to our online workshop where you can learn all about manufacturing digitalisation and how it can boost your business!
This event is made possible thanks to the SMDH fund, so don't miss out on this opportunity to enhance your capabilities. Join us for a day filled with insightful sessions, practical tips, and interactive discussions with several lean and manufacturing experts. Let's take your manufacturing processes to the next level together.
Are you ready to deepen your knowledge of upstream bio-manufacturing processes? Our 3-Day Certificate of Upstream Bioprocessing course is designed to provide early-career professionals and anyone seeking a comprehensive understanding of upstream bio-manufacturing with both theoretical insights and hands-on experience.
Doing Business In The USA Seminar . Come along to listen and learn from experts who will help you on your journey into the USA.
The Scottish Seaweed Industry Association (SSIA) 2024 Conference brings together experts, innovators, and industry leaders to explore the dynamic and rapidly expanding seaweed sector in Scotland and beyond.
Join Innovate UK for an insightful webinar designed to guide you through the Innovate UK funding landscape and provide tools to strengthen your grant application strategy.
Enabling innovation through regulation
An opportunity for colleagues from across the sector to come together for an evening of talks, lively discussion, and network.
Innovate UK, working with local civic leadership, has a new round of Competition funding for seven of the Innovate UK Launchpads as part of their portfolio of support for these place-based clusters. This further round of funding will support businesses leading impactful innovation projects within the targeted clusters
Rebecca is the COO at ExpressionEdits, a biotech start-up based in Cambridge, where she provides leadership and strategic direction to all business, financial and operations aspects of the organisation, including leading on all commercial partnership activities.
This session introduces the funded Digitalisation Capability Assessment Programme sponsored by the Smart Manufacturing Data Hub until January 2025, a collaborative effort between Heriot-Watt University and the capability assessment platform Vyne Analytics. The service addresses the high failure rate of digital transformation projects (50-70%) by offering a comprehensive assessment tool for manufacturing SMEs to check their digitalisation readiness.
Join LOWINFOOD for an informative morning and lunch with expert speakers and panellists, to share perspectives addressing seafood waste in Scotland. This event is hosted by The James Hutton Institute and is the final conference of the “LOWINFOOD” project, and we look forward to sharing and discussing the findings of the project.
This session introduces the funded Digitalisation Capability Assessment Programme sponsored by the Smart Manufacturing Data Hub until January 2025, a collaborative effort between Heriot-Watt University and the capability assessment platform Vyne Analytics. The service addresses the high failure rate of digital transformation projects (50-70%) by offering a comprehensive assessment tool for manufacturing SMEs to check their digitalisation readiness.
At this Crucible, guests will come together to find connections and synergies and form consortia to deliver solutions to the challenge posed at the beginning of the event.
This is the world’s only seafood event focused on bridging the differences and nurturing the commonalities between aquaculture and fisheries, with the goal of building a more unified front for seafood.
Lisa Thomas, Director, Forge Genetics will join us to discuss the challenges and rewards of developing a portfolio career, including the transition from academia to industry.
The course offers a full day of guidance on the regulatory, technical and ethical issues which should be considered before the introduction of a cosmetic ingredient onto the market. It distils practical and useful information with case studies and examples and has been updated following its introduction last year.
This webinar hosted by Zero Waste Scotland will highlight the benefits and feasibility of installing CO2 recovery technology within the brewing industry.
Join us for an online workshop where you'll have the chance to hear from Co-Director Ivan Wall, Gary Lye and colleagues, as they share insights into how the Centre aims to coordinate, develop, and deliver training courses for the UK medicines manufacturing community.
Bringing together communities interested in biorefineries research and innovation and developing consortia.
A 3-week intensive programme which provides training and theory in seaweed farming, finfish, shellfish and algae biology, culturing, growth and molecular and metabolite analysis.
This not-for-profit two-day conference for the Animal Health, Agritech and Aquaculture (AAA) sectors and will attract attendees from all over the world and include plenaries, breakouts, investor panel and start up pitching, as well as sessions on funding, international showcase, skills and emerging solutions in AI, robotics, and sensors.
Join Carbogenics at their webinar this September to find out how to drive your AD plant to peak performance. Explore common challenges faced in AD operations, pinpoint their root causes, and develop proactive strategies to overcome them. Delivered by Carbogenics’ very own AD expert David Vaughan.
Pearly Joubert, President , Women in Synthetic Biology Africa (WiSBA) will join us to discuss the Synthetic Biology scene in Africa, the gender gap in African biotech and challenges on the African continent.
Join the Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre (IBioIC) and special guests for a dynamic session that explores the intersection of biotechnology and the space sector. Discover how IBioIC is driving the transition to bio-based manufacturing – fostering industry-academic collaborations, providing funding for proof-of-concept research, and developing a pipeline of future talent.
