BIA Events

Showcasing Cambridge & London life science, biotech, deeptech & techbio ventures, offering investors early insight, and emerging innovation.

Do you have a cancer detection or diagnostic idea? Are you interested in participating in or informing the development of innovative approaches through collaborative R&D? Then join us for one of three cross-disciplinary collaborative sandpits focused on driving the early detection and diagnosis of cancer.

The leadership development programme for leaders in the Life Sciences

Do you have an idea that could help reduce the diagnosis time for endometriosis from over seven years to one? We are looking for businesses with innovative concepts or ideas that have the potential to evolve into clinically credible, commercially viable and system-ready solutions for accelerating endometriosis diagnosis and treatment.  

This course aims to introduce core topics in entrepreneurship and management. Discounts are available for group bookings and for those who book all three days.

The UK National Screening Committee is hosting an information-sharing event on new technologies relating to cervical screening tests.

Join the Institute of Clinical Research for this full-day event designed for clinical research and life science professionals across Scotland, Northern England, and beyond, where current developments in clinical research will be discussed and giving attendees a chance to network with like-minded colleagues.

Do you have an idea that could help reduce the diagnosis time for endometriosis from over seven years to one? We are looking for businesses with innovative concepts or ideas that have the potential to evolve into clinically credible, commercially viable and system-ready solutions for accelerating endometriosis diagnosis and treatment.  

The Frontiers in Stem Cell Innovation Conference will be bringing together leading academic and industry expertise in stem cell research to explore the breakthrough technologies and translational developments that are transforming drug discovery and therapeutic development. The Conference will showcase cutting-edge advances in stem cell production, differentiation, and disease modelling applications across multiple therapeutic areas.

The Modular Training for the Bioprocess Industries (MBI) programme pioneered by UCL Biochemical Engineering is a series of intensive short modules designed for professionals in the bioprocessing industry. The MBI Programme has a long history of equipping the bioprocessing industry's workforce with up-to-date skills and knowledge of process options in order to rapidly develop validatable, efficient and robust processes.