Apr
30
12:00 pm12:00

CLEANTECH INNOVATE 2019

Cleantech Innovate 2019 taking place on 30th April in London is an international investor showcase for cleantech solutions in the following theme areas: shelter, waste, water, energy, food and transport.

Cleantech Innovate connects the most promising environmental technologies with investors. We provide an equal platform, driven by diversity and innovation. Our aim is to accelerate results for a more sustainable future.

The free entry process is now open! Deadline 12th March

There are prizes on offer and this year’s event will see the launch of a new open format at a new venue hosting more investors, corporates and SMEs. Experts in the theme areas will speak alongside entrepreneurs and there will be a solutions garden and a programme of entrepreneur workshops on key issues such as scaling up and what investors look for.  See www.cleantechinnovate.com for more information on what promises to be the most exciting Cleantech Innovate event yet!

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Apr
30
12:00 pm12:00

NBIC WORKSHOP ON BIOFILM ENGINEERING

The next industrial/academic cross-sector Workshop on the subject of Biofilm Engineering will take place on Tuesday April 30th (10:00 – 16:00) at the EICC, Edinburgh.

From 10:00-10:30 there will be coffee and networking, lunch and refreshments will also be provided and we will finish at 16:00

Please email nbic@biofilms.ac.uk to express your interest in participating in this workshop.

Background
This will be an essential session for anyone in an industrial or academic setting with an interest in biofilms and exploiting an understanding of their uses at the interface with engineering and process applications and who is keen to meet others who share this interest. This event is open to all commercial/industrial concerns with an interest in the subject and to UK academics whose institution is either currently, or plans to be, a member of NBIC.

We will be discussing how to harness the benefits from knowledge of biofilm composition, function, ecology and evolution. This includes developing and improving engineered platforms and solutions e.g. wastewater, biotechnology, resource recovery from wastewater, microbial fuel cells, aerobic and anaerobic bio-refinery. The scope for this theme also includes precision tools for microbial community engineering using synthetic biology.

Copies of the report on our first workshop (Biofilm Detection) are available on request.

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Apr
30
to 2 May

ADVANCES IN PROCESS ANALYTICS AND CONTROL TECHNOLOGIES (APACT)

APACT is an open forum for the presentation and discussion of recent scientific and engineering advances relevant to process analytics and control technologies.

APACT 19 will take place at the Crowne Plaza, Chester 30th April - 2nd May 2019.

PRE-CONFERENCE COURSES – MONDAY 29th APRIL

1.      Driving your process monitoring programme with data analytics
2.      Screening and optimisation design options for DoE
3.      Advanced spectral preprocessing without equations
4.      An introduction to process control for scientists, chemists and pharmacists

STUDENT BURSARIES

Free registration bursaries are also currently available to students who submit poster abstracts for this event.

We are looking for abstracts in broad areas of process analytics, process optimisation, monitoring and control, and data analysis. The following list gives some examples of topics, but is not exhaustive:

  • On-line/Non-invasive Analysis Techniques

  • Miniaturisation of Sensors

  • Process Intensification

  • Design of Experiments

  • Multivariate Curve Resolution

  • Calibration-free Methods

  • Process Control and Optimisation

  • On-line Process Diagnostics

  • Fast process Scale-up

  • Hyperspectral imaging

  • Signal Processing

  • Process Performance Monitoring

  • Data Mining

  • Chemometrics

  • Flow reactors

  • Industrial Applications

  • Image Analysis

  • Value Analysis

  • Process/Bio-process Modelling

  • Continuous manufacturing

  • Process analytical aspects of Robotics

  • Process analytics and control aspects on digital manufacturing and/or Industry 4.0

  • Predictive manufacturing


For further information on the abstract format and on-line submission, please visit: https://apact.co.uk/call-for-papers.Abstracts can also be emailed directly to admin@cpact.com along with the following information:

1.       Name of Applicant
2.       What stage you are at in your career
3.       Reasons for attending the conference and relevance to your work

The deadline for submission of poster abstracts has been extended to Friday 1st March 2019.

Related download
APACT 19 final programme[2].pdf

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Apr
30
to 2 May

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING: WHAT SCIENTISTS AND OTHER ENGINEERS NEED TO KNOW

Chemists, biologists and engineers regularly interact and collaborate in process R&D projects. This course gives scientists and other engineering disciplines an introduction to the main aspects of chemical engineering science that will help them realise the importance of the subject. It introduces and describes core principles of chemical engineering and how process technologists can provide data and information to support the chemical engineers in their work.

R&D scientists are often at a disadvantage when working in process research and development because of their lack of knowledge about the basic principles of chemical engineering, and the impact of decisions regarding process yield and selectivity on up- and downstream operations. Other branches of engineering face a similar disadvantage when considering the whole process.

This course has been developed, and is presented, by chemical engineers and chemists who specialise in facilitating knowledge transfer and understanding between  different scientific and engineering disciplines working at the R&D- manufacturing interface. As a result, it does not dwell on the derivation of mathematical formulae or equations used in chemical engineering design, but instead focuses on what other disciplines need to know about the information and data that chemical engineers require for design, scale- up and process troubleshooting.

Chemical engineering without mathematics is impossible, but this course presents only relevant mathematics at a level that should not trouble anyone with a numerate scientific degree. Other disciplines do not need to know how to design plants or equipment and this course does not attempt to teach this. The course focuses on understanding chemical engineering principles to promote clear communication between disciplines, facilitating information and knowledge transfer.

Venue and Programme 
Manchester Conference Centre, Sackville Street, Manchester, M1 3BB, UK
+44 (0)161 955 8181 meet@pendulumhotel.co.uk manchesterconferencecentre.com

Start 9.00am - Tuesday 30 April Finish 4.30pm - Thursday 2 May
Course Fee: £1,500+VAT, including comprehensive course manual, refreshments throughout the day, and lunch.

Download the attached flyer for more information on course content and objectives.

Related download
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING: What scientists and other engineers need to know

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Apr
29
to 30 Apr

17TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PHARMACEUTICAL MICROBIOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY

Meet Inspiring Speakers and Experts at our 3000+ Global Events with over 600+ Conferences, 1200+ Symposiums and 1200+ Workshops on Medical, Pharma, Engineering, Science, Technology and Business.

April 29-30, 2019 London, UK

Theme: Explore the development of research in the field of Microbiology

Microbiologists, Scientists, Research Scholars, Industrial professionals, Technologists and Student Delegates from Microbiology and Healthcare sectors are invited to be a part of the esteemed Pharmaceutical Microbiology 2019. 

This year’s conference will showcase the role of microorganisms in the production of antibiotics, enzymes, vitamins, vaccines and drug safety.  We look forward to welcoming you all in London in April.

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Apr
29
12:00 pm12:00

Introduction to Fermentation Course

Theory & Practical Sessions Delivered by the Equipment Centre Team. Taking place Monday 29th April 2019 Hosted at FlexBio (Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh)

Theory & Practical Sessions Delivered by the Equipment Centre Team

  • Loris Fossier (Technical Programme Manager)

  • Laura Rana (FlexBio Scientist)

  • Neil Renault (Biofacilities & Operations Manager)

  • Kelly Stewart (Heriot-Watt Post Doc Researcher)

Full day course: £550
(IBioIC core member & academic discounts available)

Who should attend this course?
• Are you a scientist or engineer in industry who wants to develop and/or optimise bioprocesses?
• Are you a supplier moving into or wanting to learn more about the biotech sector?
• Are you a PG student or postdoc working with industry or planning to in the future?

You will learn about:
• Media development and process optimisation of microbial fermentations
• Basic fermenter use i.e. calibration, Sterilisation-In-Place (SIP), pH monitoring, fermentation of the culture and harvest
• Downstream processing and product isolation including cell separation, filtration and purification of products

You will see in action:
• A pilot-scale plant
• How a fermenter works and a Sterilisation-In-Place demo at 30L scale
• Specialist fermentation skills (sterile technique and anaerobic manipulation)

Email flexbio@ibioic.com to reserve your place or call the Equipment Centre team on 0131 451 4441 for more information.

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Apr
10
to 11 Apr

9TH EUROPEAN ALGAE INDUSTRY SUMMIT

How to Market Algae Products & Applications whilst Working Together as an Industry and Attracting Durable Investments.

Following the success of its previous editions, ACI’s 9th European Algae Industry Summit (10-11 April, 2019 – Lisbon, Portugal) will explore the ongoing developments of the algae industry.

This new edition will focus on how to market the various algae-based products & applications, with case studies from key actors of each segments bringing forward their experience.

The conference will also take an in-depth look into two important themes: how can the industry work together towards standardisation & regulation for products, and specifically food products; and on the other hand, how to attract investments and create beneficial partnerships. These two topics will be discussed through interactive panel discussions, to ensure a positive exchange with all industry actors involved.

The two day event will offer an in-depth look into the technologies supporting the industry. And the participants will also have the chance to discuss how to keep the industry thriving as a whole during the numerous Q&As, and the extended networking breaks.

Join us in Lisbon for a highly interactive & informative conference, whilst enjoying the networking opportunities with your peers.

Have a look at the dedicated tab below to find out more about our Exclusive Site Visit at ALGATEC Eco Business Park Plant on Tuesday 9th April.

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Apr
2
to 5 Apr

BIOPROCESS INTERNATIONAL EUROPEAN SUMMIT 2019

Connecting science, technology and business to optimise bioprocessing.

2 - 5 April 2019, Messe Wien Exhibition Congress Center, Vienna

Accelerate your biologics, mAbs, vaccines and novel products towards commercial success.

Key topics that will be covered include Upstream Processing, Downstream Processing, Process Development & Continuous, Bioprocess Analytics & Industry 4.0, Vaccine Manufacturing and Cell Line Development & Engineering.

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Apr
1
to 3 Apr

WORLD BIO MARKETS 2019

World Bio Markets 2019 will have focus on enabling bio-based producers to learn from each other, create greater efficiencies, improve their technology, scale-up and grow. At the same time, connecting them with the brands who are seeking bio-based solutions to their challenges.

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