The Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre (IBioIC), in conjunction with UK Fashion and Textile Association (UKFT), are hosting this in-person workshop to encourage knowledge sharing and collaboration between textiles industry challenge holders and biotechnology solution providers.
Join us for the second of our four exciting regional Innovation Centres Roadshows! This event, hosted at Forth Valley College (Falkirk), marks the beginning of a new decade for Scotland’s four national innovation centres. Be part of the journey! Whether you're an entrepreneur, researcher, student, academic or industry professional, this event is your opportunity to connect with Scotland’s Innovation Centres and explore how we can work together to build a sustainable future.
This three day 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. The course, while specifically designed around the ÄKTA Avant system, provides comprehensive insights and practical knowledge that will be beneficial to all FPLC users, regardless of the specific model they are using. This training course will also focus on maintenance, cleaning and applications of using FPLC
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 3-day course consists of lectures, practical demos and hands-on exercises, hosted by the Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre (IBioIC). On completion of the course, the attendees will be presented with a certificate of course completion by IBioIC.
We are pleased to welcome you to the Scottish Fermentation Network’s 12th Meeting, a one-day conference on Sustainable bio-based chemicals production – towards a low carbon future.
Join us for networking with a view!
We warmly invite you to join us for an afternoon of networking at our next member event being held in Glasgow on Thursday, 12 October, 2023.
The 3-day course consists of 6 lectures, enhanced with practical demo’s using bench-scale, pilot-scale, and single-use bioreactors. In particular, the trainees will gain hands-on fermentation experience using pilot-scale stainless steel bioreactor. At the completion of the course, the trainees will be presented a ‘Certificate of Upstream Bioprocessing’ issued by IBioIC.
We are delighted to invite all our members to attend our Summer Networking event at The Corinthian Club in Glasgow on Thursday 15 June from 1pm-5pm. This is a beautiful, centrally located venue and will be a great opportunity for some summer networking!
IBioIC is delighted to host this in person event with HORIBA.
Talks will be given on monitoring, yield and process improvements in biomanufacturing using absorbance and spectroscopy.
This event aims to bring together likeminded individuals working in the biotech and life science sector, and women looking to pursue a career in this industry. We will have talks from inspirational women in the industry on topics ranging from leadership and the visibility of women in biotech, investment opportunities available, and ways to connect with one another.
This funding aims to support researchers in the development of their independent research and their affiliation with the industry sector.
SULSA will hold an online information session on this prize on Wednesday 5 April 2023 at 14:00 – 15:00.
The 9th IBioIC Annual Conference took place at the Technology and Innovation Centre, Glasgow, on 15 and 16 March 2023. ‘Resilience and the Bioeconomy’ explored the twin topics of resilience as it pertains to companies working within the bioeconomy and how the bioeconomy itself can contribute to resilience in industry and society in general.
Decentralised science is taking the world by storm, but what's all the fuss about? What if we told you that you could redesign the way we do science? Morgan Richards from ValleyDAO will discuss the principles of decentralisation, why we should challenge the systems that we've become all too accustomed to and how we can apply these strategies to accelerate synthetic biology research.
We are delighted to invite all our members to attend our Winter Social event at Dynamic Earth in Edinburgh on Wednesday 7 December from 1pm-5pm.
Join the 11th Scottish Fermentation Network event that will take place in Edinburgh!
Bioeconomy Week will showcase Scotland as the location for investing in the emerging biotechnology industry, an education destination for those seeking to study and work in the sector, and a base for accessing world class biotechnology research.
The 3-day course consists of 6 lectures, enhanced with practical demo’s using bench-scale, pilot-scale, and single-use bioreactors. In particular, the trainees will gain hands-on fermentation experience using pilot-scale stainless steel bioreactor. At the completion of the course, the trainees will be presented a ‘Certificate of Upstream Bioprocessing’ issued by IBioIC.
Lunchtime sessions showcasing some of the leading life sciences and biotechnology companies in the UK
Lunchtime sessions showcasing some of the leading life sciences and biotechnology companies in the UK
The 3-day course consists of 6 lectures, enhanced with practical demo’s using bench-scale, pilot-scale, and single-use bioreactors. In particular, the trainees will gain hands-on fermentation experience using pilot-scale stainless steel bioreactor. At the completion of the course, the trainees will be presented a ‘Certificate of Upstream Bioprocessing’ issued by IBioIC.
In this webinar we will debate barriers and opportunities in creating and strengthening net zero technological innovation for the ocean. Issues of intellectual property rights, workforce, market barriers, multi-institutional collaboration arrangements and the necessities for financial incentives will be discussed in a panel composed by professionals from four different organisations that will build a holistic overview about innovation led by SMEs operating in the Scottish Blue Economy.
Lunchtime sessions showcasing some of the leading life sciences and biotechnology companies in the UK
We are pleased to announce that the 10th Scottish Fermentation Network event will take place in-person. Please come and join us in Glasgow!
Introducing WiSB Women’s Hour – a regular opportunity to learn, share and support women and under represented genders in synthetic biology!
We are pleased to announce that the 9th Scottish Fermentation Network event will take place online. Please come and join in!
Are you interested in working with the life sciences and biotech sectors? Not sure what they do or whether your research is relevant?
Are you interested in working with the life sciences and biotech sectors? Not sure what they do or whether your research is relevant?
Are you interested in working with the life sciences and biotech sectors? Not sure what they do or whether your research is relevant?
One day course aimed at early career professionals and anyone who wants to develop an understanding of upstream biomanufacturing.
Join IBioIC and the British Standards Institution (BSI) for a lunchtime event that will delve into the world of standards. The session will give attendees an introduction to standards and why they are important and play a key role in shaping government policy. The event is open to everyone and free to attend.
Are you interested in working with the life sciences and biotech sectors? Not sure what they do or whether your research is relevant?
Algae UK, BBNet and IBioIC are delighted to host this free, online event on Zoom.
This event will consider both the challenges and opportunities for industry and academia with regards to collaboration in marine biomass. There will be breakout discussions and optional networking areas.
