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Profit from new Markets
	Date: 2 December 2008 Location: Bailbrook House, Bath

This is a one day event of networking and one-to-one partnering for Europe and Asia Pacific. The event is your opportunity to: Find out how the Enterprise Europe Network (EEN) can help you access new markets Meet representatives of EEN to discuss your business needs Meet visiting UK Trade & Investment representatives from China, India, Singapore, Malaysia & Japan Find out about support for biotech, medtech and life science events and missions Click here for more information.
Microneedle Applications Workshop
	Date: 3 December 2008 Location: Tyndall National Institute, Cork

The Tyndall National Institute is currently supplying silicon microneedles to a number of Irish, UK and European research institutions. These recipients are using the needles in a wide variety of applications, ranging from drug and vaccine delivery to EEG measurement and optical clearing. On Wednesday December 3rd, these researchers will be brought together in Cork as part of the first Microneedle Applications Workshop. The emphasis will be on informal discussion of research activities and future interactions. Students and post-doctoral researchers are particularly encouraged to attend. Registration is free. Workshop topics include, but are not limited to: Drug and vaccine delivery EEG monitoring Optical clearing Cancer treatment Click here for more information.
Solving Challenges in Heritage - The Role of Sensors and Instruments
	Date: 11 December 2008 Location: National Convention Centre, Liverpool

Sensors and instrumentation are widely used in all areas of science and heritage, with examples of applications including environmental monitoring in museums, remote sensing and survey in archaeology and 3D scanning and data acquisition of buildings and monuments. Through a series of presentations from industrialists, heritage professionals, and researchers working in this area, this event, run in partnership with the Sensors & Instrumentation KTN, aims to: Raise awareness and stimulate specific ideas for potential applications of sensors and instrumentation in the heritage domain Understand the key drivers for the adoption of instrumentation by the heritage community Showcase ideas for instrumented applications to stimulate the development of funding proposals and research partnerships Showcase innovative technologies that may facilitate the development of new heritage applications for sensors and instrumentation Provide networking opportunities for those interested in building a community of interested parties in this field Click here for more information.
The Biosensors Story - A 'Hands On' Workshop
	Date: 20-22 January 2009 Location: Cadbury House Hotel, Bristol

A 2 1/2 day workshop hosted by IBST, BioDot Ltd, The Gwent Group, Uniscan Instruments and Tape Specialties. A lecture series designed from classical development approaches to manufacturing processes will be presented and paired with practical 'hands on' laboratory sessions. More Topics include: 2 day course on biosensor manufacturing Materials Selection Screen Printing Enzyme Stabilization Dispensing Instrumentation Capabilities Adhesive Selection New Applications with Biosensors Click here to download the registration form.
3rd Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine World Congress
	Date: 20-22 January 2009 Location: Palm Springs, California, USA

The conference will include a special session on Biobanking. Keynote speakers include: Bernard Siegel, Executive Director, Genetics Policy Institute Jan Nolta, Director, Stem Cell Programme, University of California Gail Naughton, Dean, San Diego State University Click here for more information.
Screening, MedChem and ADMET Europe
	Date: 23-25 February 2009 Location: Berlin, Germany

Keynote Speakers include: Stephen Rees, Director, Screening Compound Profiling, GSK, UK Doriano Fabbro, Head of New Technologies, Novartis Biomedical Research Institute Julio J Martin, Manager Screening and Compound Profiling, GSK, Spain Hugo Kubinyi, Retired Professor, University of Heidelberg Richard Walmsley, Professor of Genetics, Manchester University John Dearden, Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy, Liverpool John Moores University Click here for more information.
Advances in Biosensors for Point of Care Applications
	Date: 25 February 2009 Location: National Physical Laboratory, Teddington

Biosensing Special Interest Group (BioSIG) Meeting The UK has been at the forefront of research and development in biosensors for Point of Care (POC) applications for more than 25 years with the advent of glucose and lateral flow tests. The aim of this meeting is to highlight some of the latest research and development work from UK Universities and companies that is leading to improvements in performance and measurement capabilities of biosensors and biosensing systems for POC applications. In addition to invited presentations there will be a range of posters on display highlighting other significant biosensor research activities from Universities and Industry. Click here for more information.
Bio-Sensing Technology Conference
	Date: 10-12 November 2009 Location: Bristol Marriott Hotel City Centre

The first of IBST's biannual Bio-Sensing Technology Conference focusing on technology integration. Supported by Elsevier in association with the Biosensors and Bioelectronics journal. More information coming soon!

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