This highly regarded, one-week residential programme brings together a small cohort of participants (typically 18, working in teams of 5–6) from academia and industry. Over the course of the week, teams will develop a commercially viable workplan for a novel bioprocessing product, guided by expert input from industry and academia.

For further details contact Dr Jo Flannelly

REGISTER HERE

Apply now for the bioProcessUK bursary competition! [bioindustry.org]

Successful applicants will receive a complimentary conference ticket for the conference in Brighton on 17-19 November 2026, including the conference dinner and entry to the pre-event networking evening PLUS a travel bursary is available for those travelling from outside of the Brighton area.

The competition offers students a chance to build their network by engaging with industry professionals, provides a fantastic opportunity to raise awareness of their research and gain exposure to leading companies involved in making biological medicines.

A selected number of entries will also have the opportunity to orally present a two slide, two-minute poster flash during a dedicated plenary session.

Deadline for applications is Friday 25 September – apply today for the bioProcessUK bursary competition [bioindustry.org]!

Come and join our Team!

Industry Training Operations Coordinator (CPD), UCL – Department of Biochemical Engineering, London
Permanent | Full-time | Hybrid
Closing: 28 Feb 2026

Join a world-leading department at UCL and play a key role in delivering our award-winning industry training and CPD programmes. You’ll lead the operational delivery of CPD courses, work closely with academic and industry partners, manage recruitment and marketing activity, and help grow a high-impact professional training portfolio.

Programme & event coordination
Industry client engagement
Marketing & recruitment activity

Apply via the UCL careers portal
https://lnkd.in/djFYXyA2 #Hiring #UCLJobs #CPD #Operations #HigherEducation #BiochemicalEngineering #LondonJobs #ProfessionalServices

50 Years of Progress – and still going ➤ beyond

7 – 10 June 2026 Salzburg, Austria

Call for Abstract Submissions is now Open

Further information on how to submit an abstract and details on applying for a bursary can be found HERE

Coordinators: Yvonne Genzel (Max Planck Institut Magdeburg, GER) and Laura Cervera Gracia (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, ES)

You can Apply here

The course will cover the following topics:

• Principles of immunology and virology
• Cell lines for vaccine production
• Upstream process development and intensification
• Viral biosafety and potency assays
• Downstream processing of viral vaccines
• Vaccine formulation and delivery systems
• Vaccine formats (virus, vectored, recombinant, mRNA)
• Equipment, QbD and PAT
• Regulatory issues
• Vaccine development and supply solutions

Case studies for special vaccines:

• Case study: Micro carrier-based cultivation
• Case study: Polio vaccines
• Case study: Response to a pandemic situation
• Case study: Tuberculosis
• Case study: Baculovirus technology for Cervarix
• Case study: Modified Vaccinia Ankara vaccines
• Case study (veterinary): Herpesvirus of turkeys (HVT) vaccines
• Case study: Influenza vaccines

Insights from WHO and Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

• Vaccine markets and immunization policy insights from WHO
• Exercise & discussion round for participants

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