This year sees Dundee host the 8th Annual BioDundee International Conference. The theme of this year is 'Concept to Customer' and the objective is to take delegates through the processes by which a new life sciences idea or technology can be progressed from idea to marketed product. Speakers will give examples of best practice and present case studies through the stages outlined below. The conference will also incorporate aspects of the University of Dundee's exhibition, Designs for Life: a collaborative effort of artists and scientists at the University together with several public outreach programmes.
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The first Edinburgh International Phage Conference will be held at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre from the 26 - 29 July 2008.
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Scottish life sciences companies will once again have an opportunity to forge commercial links with other UK and overseas organisations through the International Life Science Partnering Event at BioDundee on May 23.
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As stem cell research edges its way ever closer to the clinic, the quality assurance and quality control issues of stem cell populations gain more importance. Janet Downie of Roslin Cells invites you to explore the pitfalls and complexities of quality matters.
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The Scottish Bioinformatics Forum is delighted to host an event on comparative genomics in St Andrews.
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This free evening Symposium, organised by the Institution of Engineering and Technology, will showcase the impact of engineering and technology in improving diabetes healthcare, and will be of interest to anyone living with diabetes or who works in diabetes healthcare.
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Nexxus, the west of Scotland bioscience network, is proud to be hosting a lunchtime seminar on working with the NHS in clinical trials.
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Nanotechnology for healthcare - what lies in store for nanotechnology in healthcare? New life, new limbs: Limb regeneration - in future will we be able to grow our own tissue, bone or replacement limbs? Machines in man - can there be such a thing as a real bionic man - using human advancement technologies to replace normal human functions?
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