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The latest news from IBioIC and our member network
New Wave Biotech and iMEAN have partnered to offer biomanufacturers a pioneering combined solution for end-to-end bioprocess optimisation, combining New Wave’s downstream process, TEA and LCA modelling capabilities with iMEAN’s strain design and upstream process modelling expertise.
A drug to treat Parkinson’s disease can be made from waste plastic bottles using a pioneering method, a study shows.
The approach harnesses the power of bacteria to transform post-consumer plastic into L-DOPA, a frontline medication for the neurological disorder.
It is the first time a natural, biological process has been engineered to turn plastic waste into a therapeutic for a neurological disease, researchers say.
Firefinch Software, a multidisciplinary group of developers and experts who specialise in the development of life sciences software, today announced that they have become a member of the Association of British HealthTech Industries (ABHI), the UK’s leading industry association for healthtech. The move underlines Firefinch’s commitment to helping medical device developers build robust, regulation ready at every stage of their journey from start-up, spin-out or scale up.
A scientist who joined Ingenza as a 16-year-old apprentice has completed a PhD while working full-time at the company – a career path that highlights the long-term impact of work-based learning as part of Scottish Apprenticeship Week.
Water is often thought of as flowing in a straight line: taken from the environment, used, and then released, with the assumption that once it disappears down a drain or back into a river, the cycle is complete.
In reality, water never truly leaves the system.
A team of researchers across Scotland and England is showing how biological systems can reshape the way cities deal with polluted soils, offering a glimpse into a future where natural urban infrastructures are greener, cheaper, and more resilient.
Beta Bugs Ltd, a developer of premium Black Soldier Fly (BSF) genetics, has announced the appointment of Dr Alan Tinch as Chief Executive Officer, effective February 2026.
Carbogenics, a specialist bio-carbon designer headquartered in Edinburgh, has successfully closed a $3 million investment and grant funding round, positioning the firm for accelerated growth and international expansion. The funding marks a significant vote of confidence in Carbogenics’ breakthrough carbon removal technology, CreChar®, a biochar designed to transform biomass waste into a sustainable, carbon-negative solution, particularly within the Biogas Industry.
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SRG are working with a busy and growing manufacturing company that's looking for Manufacturing Technicians to join their Visual Inspection and Packaging team.
This role is ideal for someone who enjoys hands‑on work, takes pride in doing things properly, and wants to gain valuable experience in a regulated manufacturing environment.
This is a senior, high-impact role for a contamination control leader who combines deep technical expertise with strong on-the-floor influence, embedding contamination control into systems, behaviours, and decision-making across a multi-facility, multi-client manufacturing environment.
SRG are delighted to be working with one of Scotland's most innovative scientific start-ups to support in their search for both college and university graduates to join their production chemistry site based in the West End of Glasgow.
Are you experienced in manufacturing or production and looking for your next challenge? This role would suit someone from the life sciences sector or a life science background who enjoys working in a fast-paced environment and takes pride in high standards and quality.