Upcoming events from IBioIC and the industrial biotechnology network
Our Events
The IBioIC calendar has opportunities to be inspired, to learn, and to network with some of the most important figures in industrial biotechnology, IBioIC is fast becoming the hub for industrial biotechnology in Scotland and the UK.
We provide members with a platform to share their events with our all-encompassing community, get in touch today to find out how IBioIC membership can raise the profile of your organisation.
Events Calendar
Annual Conference
IBioIC’s 12th Annual Conference - BioSolutions for Tomorrow’s World, will be held in partnership with the Bio-Based Industries Association.
10 and 11 March 2026
Technology and Innovation Centre
George St, Glasgow.
Tickets will go on sale in November 2025.
Join us to:
connect and cultivate strategic partnerships and collaborations,
get insight into who is up and coming in the UK biotech sector,
hear from thought leaders in the field
get new insights into topics relevant to your research and business
learn more about engineering biology, net zero, sustainability, manufacturing at scale, marketing and branding, and raising investment
Why attend the IBioIC Annual Conference?
IBioIC’s Annual Conference is the industry event of the year for the industrial biotechnology community in Scotland, and one of the pre-eminent events in the global biotech calendar. The conference attracts over 400 delegates from industry, research and academia, as well as policy-makers, service providers, and emerging client sectors.
Bioeconomy Week Scotland
Bioeconomy Week Scotland 2024 took place between 11 and 15 March 2024.
Bioeconomy Week Scotland is a week devoted to celebrating the innovative, biobased, solutions being discovered and developed in Scotland.
What is the bioeconomy?
The bioeconomy is an important, and growing, part of Scotland’s economy. It uses natural resources and biological processes to improve the sustainability of all sorts of products from cosmetics and toiletries, to clothes, packaging, and building materials. It also supports the development of new therapeutics and medicines, finds innovative ways to use waste materials, and is contributing to lowering the carbon footprint of everything from food and drink to car batteries.