In this webinar from JMP you will learn how to identify the challenges of graph building in a spreadsheet application, explore different kind of graphs to visualize your data, and communicate your findings effectively with colleagues and stakeholders.

This webinar is for scientists and engineers who want to visualize their data to make better decisions. No coding required.

New, modern sensor technologies allow scientists to study key parameters in shake flasks non-invasively, automatically, and in real time. With these new insights, scientists can optimize their bioprocess, starting with their media.

In this webinar, SBI presents Raul Reveles, Senior Process Engineer from Bond Pet Foods. Learn how his company saved up to $70k a year by switching from manual sampling to modern sensors for their shake flask cultivations. 

Join Women in Synthetic Biology (WiSB) for a special IBIOIC fringe event! WISB and WIB are teaming up to provide a fantastic networking opportunity around the IBIOIC conference. In a world where change is a constant and we face huge challenges around sustainability and security, we’ll be discussing how to build resilient biotech organisations and how biotech can create a more resilient and sustainable world.

Potter Clarkson is hosting a special, free IBioIC fringe event for individuals and businesses looking to turn their innovative ideas into successful businesses.

Join us to find out what’s brewing in Glasgow’s oldest brewery with a tour and tasting in this IBioIC23 Fringe event.

Heriot-Watt University’s Business Development team invites you to learn how research can create impact through Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTPs) and their benefits for businesses and researchers.

The IBioIC annual student symposium is returning to an in-person format for the first time since 2020. IBioIC funded PhD and MSc students will deliver their research to a friendly audience of peers and hear from industry speakers about the big picture of IB in Scotland. 

A public engagement exhibition showcasing bio-based products.

Come and meet the BCB Project team on the main concourse of Queen St Station, Glasgow, between 8am and 6pm on Tuesday 14 March 2023.

In a special extended Women in Biotech celebrating International Women's Day - we'll be addressing the IWD theme of #EmbraceEquity in an afternoon of inspirational panels and discussions.

As members of the Innovation Centre Programme, BE-ST, Censis, iBioIC and The Data Lab are hosting a conversation exploring how we can collaboratively maximise the strengths of our offerings across our ecosystem, whilst overcoming the challenges of our deliverables in the context of both research & development, and the student education journey.

Hosted by our new Edinburgh Napier Innovation Hub, in collaboration with the East of Scotland KTP Centre, this insightful networking event is all about raising awareness of the benefits of Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTPs) to both industry and academia, and building useful business-university connections to help drive the exploration and development of shared research and innovation projects.

Join Innovate UK KTN at this dedicated briefing  webinar for  the Sustainable bio-based materials and manufacture CR&D competition to give you the opportunity to ask any questions directly to expert innovation leads at Innovate UK and Research Councils. This session is intended to address general questions around the competition scope and individual project queries will not be covered. If you do have specific project queries, contact details will be shared.

Join members of the Scottish life sciences team at Marks & Clerk for a free and interactive session on how to identify and secure your own intellectual property. How do you spot an invention? What inventions should be protected? What makes the perfect patent?

In this webinar The BCB Project will share the Circular Innovation Action Plan that has been created to help accelerate innovative solutions to reduce the amount of CO2 emitted to the environment and showcase some of the latest innovations and projects using industrial waste gases.