IBioIC

We deliver targeted events and provide innovation support and funding guidance to help companies use biotechnology to develop their products and services. Improve your environmental performance, increase efficiency and create value from co-products and waste streams. It therefore offers solutions to the traditional ‘take-make-dispose’, linear approach to production. Biotechnology has the power to transform key industries like food and drink manufacturing, textiles, chemical manufacturing, energy and pharmaceuticals. By delivering sustainable, bio-based alternatives to goods and services, the bioeconomy is core to achieving our Net Zero ambitions. The BCB provides signposting and expert guidance on accessing the best funding to meet your needs. Innovate UK KTN are experts in helping businesses navigate the complex innovation funding landscape. The BCB is a collaboration between the Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre (IBioIC) and Innovate UK KTN.

Established in 1989, BIA is the award-winning trade association with over 600 members including:. BIA is the key thought leader for the sector – working across a wide range of related issues including policy, finance, science, regulatory, legal and talent on topics including engineering biology and techbio. We promote an ecosystem that enables innovative life science companies to start and grow successfully and sustainably, and we do this through Influence, Connect, Save. Deep Biotech encompasses innovative companies harnessing the power of engineering biology to tackle humanity's most pressing challenges, from environmental pollution to climate change. Leading precision medicine and nucleic acid therapy (NAT) innovators will harness their platforms to develop NAT drug candidates for novel gene targets with strong genetic association to sporadic ALS. It is a free three-day leadership and entrepreneurship training programme for up-and-coming life sciences entrepreneurs that we’ve developed and delivered with the Francis Crick Institute. In this article, Marsh’s Life Sciences industry practice leader Jenny Yu and experts from Kennedys take a look at the topic of AI in the life sciences sector, the associated risks regulation and potential liability issues, as well as how companies can seek to ‘future-proof’ themselves in the face of rapid change. This report aims to shine a light on some of the innovative companies using engineering biology to positively disrupt the environmentally damaging industries that modern society relies on.

The BBIA exists to champion the industrial bioeconomy to accelerate the development and adoption of bio-based and biodegradable materials and products through advocacy, collaboration, and education. Our vision is for a more sustainable future, where the UK is a global leader in developing, manufacturing, using and exporting bio-based and biodegradable solutions. BBIA is affiliated to many other organisations and groups who we collaborate with to further our joint missions:. BBIA’s Chair, Andy Sweetman, Marketing Manager at Futamura UK, talks about the role of the industrial bioeconomy. BBIA welcomes members from across the bio-based and biodegradable sector involved in designing and producing products to grow the bioeconomy. Articles of Association for the Bio-Based and Biodegradable Industries Association (BBIA) LTD. Welcome to the Bio-based and Biodegradable Industries Association (BBIA). The industrial bioeconomy, bio-based and bio-degradable materials offer a realistic opportunity to significantly reduce our reliance on fossil resources.

IBISBA is a pan-European distributed research infrastructure dedicated to industrial biotechnology. Moreover, IBISBA is designed to meet 21st century science and technology challenges, providing the depth of pan-European cooperation required to harness the opportunities offered by powerful digital technologies, such as artificial intelligence. In this regard, IBISBA helps to reach EuropaBio’s projections, which anticipate that Europe’s industrial biotechnology will grow to up to 900,000-1,500,000 jobs in 2030. We provide a single access point to integrated services for end-to-end bioprocess development. IBISBA is a pan-European research infrastructure dedicated to Industrial Biotechnology. We provide a single access point to researchers from academia and industry across the globe to integrated services for end-to-end bioprocess development. In doing so, IBISBA accelerates the production and translation of cutting-edge knowledge into innovation for biomanufacturing. We develop smart biomanufacturing by integrating biotechnology with AI, digital twins and cloud technologies.

Our mission is to promote the conversion of Ireland’s natural land & sea resources to high value products for the development of a sustainable bioeconomy that is globally competitive and creates local development. IBF will soon operate a modern Bioprocess pilot plant covering 1,700 sq. Support in confidential fundraising while leveraging IBF established International networks and relationships. Support in positioning and promoting your products, processes and brand within the Irish and EU Bioeconomy arena.

Our vision is a world where the evidence based benefits of biotech materials in fashion are fully realised and fully understood so that its positive impact can be maximised. As an industry we are committed to full legal compliance and the highest possible standards of product quality, safety, customer service, and excellent business practices in all areas. We are ideally placed to represent the interest of our members with offices in London, one of the world’s leading cultural, scientific and fashion centres, and in Brussels, at the heart of the EU. The International Biotech Fashion Alliance (IBFA) is the global representative body and incubator for the development and application of biotech materials in the fashion industry. We believe that the development and use of such technology heralds a progressive alternative to the use of animal or plastics-based materials in fashion, significantly shortening and improving supply chains and delivering significant benefits to the physical and natural environments, making the world a better place. To provide representation of the biotech materials fashion industry to key stakeholders and policy makers on a global basis. To agree and provide a framework for the development of independent and recognised standards safeguarding ecological, ethical and environmental responsibility. Provide services and business opportunities to our members including regular events, engagement opportunities and an online marketplace for their products.