The International Mammalian Synthetic Biology Workshop, Edinburgh 28/29 July. First time outside the US with a fantastic range of speakers. Registration costs are very modest ($25 for students and $50 for academics). Poster submissions deadline 10th June.
http://mammalian-synbio.org/2022
Jointly organised by BioProNET2 and E3B Metals in Biology – The Bioprocessing Entrepreneurial Skills Training (BEST) Programme will take place September 4th – 9th 2022, University of Durham.
Do you want to find out how your career might develop working for industry, the differences between industrial- and academic-driven research and how the industrial environment matches your career ambitions? Do you see the possibility of developing your ideas into commercial outcome and impact? Here’s your opportunity to answer these questions and find out much more about your ability to work in teams and how the innovative, entrepreneurial spirit drives research translation.
Further details HERE
The Medicines Manufacturing Challenge was launched in 2017 to support and grow the UK’s capabilities in manufacturing medicines by developing first-of-a-kind technologies to manufacture medicines and accelerate patient access to new drugs and treatments, firmly establishing the UK as a leading global hub for the development, production and delivery of cutting-edge therapies.
This showcase event will celebrate the collaborative innovation and research projects and infrastructure delivered by UKRI Medicines Manufacturing Challenge, demonstrating the benefits and impact achieved and discussing the future for the sector
Summary – Medicines Manufacturing Celebration Event 2022 (cvent.com)
Thursday 7 July 2022 09:30 UK time:
Jointly organised by BioProNET2 and E3B Metals in Biology
A 90-minute session to inspire early researchers about a career in industrial biotechnology. A full programme will be released soon; topics include the discovery, development and manufacture of the Oxford vaccine, development and manufacture of monoclonal antibodies and LFTs for Sars-CoV-2, and next-gen mRNA vaccines.
Register for this seminar using this link.
