BIA Events

The leadership development programme for leaders in the Life Sciences

In today’s rapidly advancing biotech sector, the transition from lab-scale to pilot-scale bioprocessing is a pivotal step in product and process development – but one that remains largely out of reach for hands-on learning. With larger bioreactor systems typically reserved for commercial production, access is limited, creating a significant skills gap for early-career scientists and industry professionals eager to scale their expertise – until now.

This Webinar Could Transform How You Detect Early Alzheimer's Disease

This Webinar Could Transform How You Generate High-Quality NGS Data

Innovate UK will invest up to £25.4 million from the Office for Life Sciences to support the clinical validation and evaluation of innovative early cancer diagnostic technologies. Join us online to find out more about this competition opening on 1 September 2026.

The latest ICR regional networking event will be held in Cambridgeshire, hosted by QRCC. Join us for a talk by representatives from Signal PV ‘Safety That Scales: Practical Clinical Safety Strategies for Biotechs’, which will include the impact of the new UK CTR on safety reporting for clinical trials. This will be followed by refreshments/ lunch and a chance to network.

Come and be part of the largest Nordic partnering event for the life science industry. Experience two days of groundbreaking insights, networking opportunities, and cutting-edge advancements in the life science industry. Connect with leading experts, industry peers, and potential partners from across the world.

Step into the heart of industrial biomanufacturing with our 3-day intensive course: Advanced Downstream Bioprocessing: From Harvest to Purity — hosted at FlexBIO, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh. 📅 Course Dates: 03 – 05 December 2025 📍 Location: FlexBIO, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh 💷 Price: £2100 per attendee 🎓 Academic / Start-up Rate: £1890

This Webinar Could Transform How You Solve Drug Solubility Challenges

Join Professor Tom Brown, Emeritus Professor of Nucleic Acid Chemistry at the University of Oxford, for an expert overview of recent developments in nucleic acid chemistry and their applications in biology and medicine. This is a members-only event. The Event URL links to the registration form; members must register to attend.