IBioIC's Technical Director, Ian Archer, will be live on Twitter between 10am - 11am on Friday 7 October to answer your questions about all things Biotechnology.

Ask your questions about how plant biotechnology can change your future. This is an open, online event via Twitter and Instagram and open to all members of the public and other scientists. Schools can even submit questions to get their questions answered.

As part of Scottish Bioeconomy Week, the Bioeconomy Cluster Builder is delighted to mark the launch of Biotech Innovators with a dedicated event.

Join us for an online expert panel discussion exploring the successes and opportunities within the Bioeconomy.

This online event will explore the many business benefits including: deriving value from waste, new food and drink ingredients, and how to generate more sustainability in your business

Join course leader Dr Matt Davey and learn more about the UK's new Algal Biotech & Bioeconomy masters and applying for Sept 2023.

Join us for a lunchtime webinar exploring the opportunities around biochar, as part of Bioeconomy Week Scotland.

The Scotsman Green Skills Conference will be hosted by Dave Reay, director of the Edinburgh Climate Change Institute and policy director of ClimateXChange and the Minister for Green Skills, the Circular Economy & Biodiversity Lorna Slater MSP will be giving the opening keynote. IBioIC Technical Director Ian Archer will be speaking at the Equality: green skills inclusion for all Breakout Session.

Agriculture meets industrial biotech to create value from daffodils. This invite-only event is hosted by agricultural cooperative Grampian Growers. As part of their zero-waste strategy and creating added value to their crop, Grampian Growers are working collaboratively with partners to explore how biorefining may yield other bioactives suitable for nutraceutical and health supplement markets.

This invite-only event is a collaboration between Impact Solutions and IBioIC to stimulate collaborative opportunities within R&D and Biotechnology in the bioplastics/ biomaterials field.

Part of Bioeconomy Week Scotland 2022.