BioWales special edition 2017

March 2017

Cymraeg
 
 

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BioWales is back for 2017

BioWales is the flagship event for the life sciences sector in Wales, and one of the UK’s leading life science conferences

The event will bring together industry experts, life science investors and international networks.

 

New for BioWales are sessions aimed specifically at SMEs in Wales, and a Schools Programme which will give youngsters access to inspirational role models in science and tech.

 

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Programme

BioWales programme is now full.

 

Check out the website to see the full agenda including the full list of speakers, it’s also not too late to register to attend.

 

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BBI

BBI Group and Welsh Government announce multi-million pound boost for South Wales Valleys

BBI Group is uniting and expanding its UK manufacturing operations onto a single site in Caerphilly in an £8.5m investment supported by the Welsh Government that will create and safeguard more than 360 jobs in Wales.

 

BBI Group, which is currently headquartered in Cardiff, has a number of manufacturing facilities in the UK. Following an internal consultation, the move to the Border Technology Park, Crumlin, will enable the company to centralise manufacturing and development activities from Blaenavon, Cardiff and Dundee under one roof, creating a Centre of Excellence for multiple technology streams and a new Global Headquarters for the Group.

 

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Partnering

Partnering Life Science Networking Opportunities

 

An important element to the BioWales event is the one-on-one partnering meetings.

 

A great complement to the informal networking opportunities that exist throughout the event, registered delegates can meet with academics, investors, buyers, companies and a host of other life science professionals to explore new opportunities to collaborate using the BioWales business partnering system.

How to take part in life science networking meetings

Science behind athletes and Everest Adventurers to feature at BioWales

 

Professor Nicki Phillips leads Welsh athletics teams on the global stage and provides the science for assaults on Everest, and these invaluable experiences will be at the heart of her presentation at BioWales 2017 at the Wales Millennium Centre on March 7 and 8.

 

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Keep an eye out for the BioWales 2017 App

 

This year we’re launching our BioWales 2017 app. The app will let you schedule your day and provide you with up to date information about the event.

  
 

ABOUT

Welsh Government is committed to delivering more and better jobs for Wales, through a stronger, fairer economy. We will improve and reform our public services and eliminate inconsistent delivery. By working together for Wales, we will secure opportunity for all, and build a united, connected and sustainable country.

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