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| Photonex - Biomedical Sensing 2012 | ||||||
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Who should attend?
Attendance is free! INTERESTED IN EXHIBITING? IBST is delighted to be able to offer a fantastic 55% discount to exhibitors. Find out more about this fantastic offer and the packages available. Click here for more information about Photonex - Biomedical sensing 2012 or register here. |
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| International Conference on Recent Advance of Food Analysis AND China/UK workshop “Novel Technologies for Food Industry – Route to the Market” |
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The conference and the workshop aim to bring together the scientists, industry, policymakers and other stakeholders in order to address complex issues of food industry challenges. Particular emphasis will be on the development and taking to the market novel, cost‐effective and rapid technologies for agri‐food products. |
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| Breast Cancer – United Care | ||||
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Talks from leading experts on:
Click here for more information about the Breast Cancer event. |
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| Assistive Technologies for Service Improvement in Health and Social Care |
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Keynote presentations related to reduction of care practice through the use of Assistive Technology and an update on the Delivering Assisted Living Lifestyle at Scale (DALLAS) programme will be provided by experts with knowledge and experience of assistive living technologies. They will discuss service improvement and the technology development for the future. Keynote speakers:
This event is free to attend. CPD credits will be available for participants. |
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| Making Sense of Sensors |
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Interested in exploring new or innovative applications for your ideas and capabilities, or existing products and services? iNets South West are actively seeking to provide financial support and free business services to new projects relating to sensors and their innovative use in both existing and new application areas. Bringing together companies, entrepreneurs and academics from the South West's microelectronics sector, this event will seek to generate activities for the
iNet to fund and assist. Five 'Smart Building' projects resulting from a similar iNet event currently stand to share in the region of £50,000 of support. Don't miss out on your opportunity to reach into the funding pot!! How the innovation lab works At iNet Innovation Labs attendees are given an overview of current trends, commercial opportunities and funding sources before discussing how they might use their pooled knowledge, skills, technologies and ideas to exploit gaps in the market. Any resulting eligible project proposals will be invited to apply for financial support and free business services: Fri 23 Dec- proposal submission deadline Mon 9 Jan- proposals reviewed / results announced Click here to find out more about the Making Sense of Sensors event. |
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| 2nd International Conference on Bio-Sensing Technology 2011 | ||||
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The 2nd International Conference on Bio-Sensing Technology will bring together leaders from industry and academia to exchange and share their experiences, present research results, explore collaborations and to spark new ideas, with the aim of developing new projects and exploiting new technology for bio-sensing applications. The conference will include:
The four sessions of the conference will be:
** Click here to see the conference video and details of all the award winners ** |
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| UK/China Workshop on Innovative Technologies for the Food Industry | ||||
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The workshop will include presentations, poster sessions, industry exhibition and group discussions. There will be opportunity for networking, developing project ideas, exploring funding opportunities and discussing long-term collaboration between UK and Chinese academia and industry. Invited speakers include:
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| Men and Cancer | ||||
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A one day conference for the public and for healthcare professionals on new developments in the research, diagnosis, treatment and care of men with cancer. Talks from leading experts on:
CPD credits will be available for participants. |
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| Biomedical Imaging: Challenges and Solutions for Automated Analysis and Interpretation | ||||
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| Current Issues In Breast Cancer | ||||
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| Sensor Technology Transfer | ||||
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| Sensors and Instrumentation for monitoring cell toxicity | ||||
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The event will be beneficial to companies developing cell models for research, companies working with cell support technologies, companies applying sensor technology to biological systems. Also researchers developing alternative testing technologies, technology translators, investment companies and VC's. |
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| Bio-Sensing Technology Conference | ||||
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Date: 10-12 November 2009 |
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This two and a half day event will include plenary presentations and invited lectures in the following five areas: Biomarkers, Sensor technology, System integration, Data handling and Commercial opportunities. The conference will include:
Conference administration is provided by Elsevier. For more information, please visit |
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| Toxicity Testing in the Water Industry | ||||
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| Imagine a Spectacle | ||||
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"Imagine a spectacle designed with passion. A space created to inspire, discover and share. A new medium for exploring ideas and stimulating reflection. A theatre act that connects the orchestral, academic and audience with playing cards. A stage for innovative thinking. Actors with a fervour to create new forms and structures. An interactive co-experience. A galvanized spectator. A moment that initiates a process of change. You, making a difference. Imagine... and make it happen." Rafau Sieraczek, Managing Director |
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| Application of Biosensors in the Water Industry |
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Biosensors are devices that combine the specificity of a biological interaction with a sensor technology to give a rapid measurement of an analyte. For example the glucose biosensor is widely used by diabetics to measure their blood glucose and utilises the interaction of glucose with an enzyme such as glucose oxidase. The translation of biosensor technology into the water industry has been slow but with the development of new technology a number of applications are starting to be commercialised. This workshop will review some of the advances in technology that facilitate the use of biosensors in the water industry. Talks will include the use of nano-materials, neural networks and protein stabilisation technology. In addition, there will be examples of how particular measurements are made using biosensor technology, including pesticides, ammonia, endotoxins and micro-organisms.More |
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| IBST Launch Event |
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A key focus of the event is bringing together industry and academia to explore new opportunities for partnerships, investment and commercialisation in the field of bio-sensing technology for the 21st century. An international dimension will be presented which will explore the benefits and potential through collaboration with the biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies based in New Jersey in the United States. More |
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A one day event on the latest developments in research, diagnosis,
treatment and care of women with breast cancer.
Following the success of the inaugural conference on Bio-Sensing Technology in 2009, Elsevier, IBST and University of the West of England are teaming up once again to bring you the 2nd International Conference on Bio-Sensing Technology in October 2011 in Amsterdam! 
