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IBioIC Feasibility Programme IBioIC invites applications for industry-led collaborative research projects from businesses with a foothold in Scotland or those who could deliver inward investment to help stimulate Scotland’s economy. Successful projects will demonstrate a proof of concept for a product, process or service with the potential to deliver jobs and/or economic growth to Scotland. Projects must demonstrate a route to follow on funding or commercial application and must evidence collaborative knowledge exchange and research between Industrial Partners and at least one of Scotland’s talented Higher Education Institutes’ (HEI) research teams. Up to £30,000 is available per project at 80% fEC. This must be matched by in kind or cash contributions from the industry partner. IBioIC welcomes projects in all areas of IB, including, but not limited to the use of biology in: Biorefining Food and drink Biotech in textiles, materials, and construction Bio-manufacturing Waste management Enzymes and catalysts Downstream processing Agritech Biopharmaceuticals Applications are welcomed until 5pm on Monday 3 June 2024. https://lnkd.in/dRQtCum #funding #feasibility #proofofconcept #collaborative #projects #biorefining #foodanddrink #biotech #textiles #materials #construction #biomanufacturing #waste #wastemanagement #coproducts #enzymes #catalysts #downstreamprocesing #agritech #biopharmaceuticals

🚀 I’m super excited to be presenting in a session at the upcoming 2024 VIRTUAL Asia Pacific Meeting of ISMPP, titled: “Medical Publication: Considerations in Asia Pacific,” alongside the brilliant Joyce Lee and Andrew Sakko (and moderated by Sharon Lee)! 🌏 We will dive into the unique challenges and opportunities of applying transparent, ethical publication practices across the culturally diverse Asia-Pacific region. 🔍 We’ll explore: 1️⃣ Key cultural and communication norms that impact good publication practices. 2️⃣ Practical insights for embracing diversity in medical publications. 3️⃣ Navigating innovations like PLS, patient authorship, and social media to maintain research integrity. ⏰ Don’t miss out on this opportunity to gain valuable insights and practical recommendations for ethical and transparent reporting of medical research in APAC. 📚 Register by this Friday (20 Sep 2024): https://lnkd.in/g2qRrqeN 💡 Let’s make medical publications more inclusive and impactful together! Session details: Friday, 27 Sept 2024 | 1:00 PM to 1:45 PM (AEST) (Did you know that only 6% of pharma internal authors were familiar with the GPP2022 guidelines - based on a cross-sectional survey of 33 internal authors and 61 publication professionals, Carruthers et al. 2024 https://lnkd.in/g8R9be4s)  #Medcomms #MedicalPublications #AsiaPacific #EthicalResearch #GoodPublicationPractice #ISMPPAsiaPacific

🔬 Discover the future of bioprocessing with Srijana TOMORROW at #IFPAC! Learn about "The Role of Automated Sampling in Bioprocessing 4.0" and how it can enhance efficiency and quality. Let's connect at booth #214 to discuss further! #Biotech #QualityControl #ProcessOptimization

IBioIC Feasibility Programme IBioIC invites applications for industry-led collaborative research projects from businesses with a foothold in Scotland or those who could deliver inward investment to help stimulate Scotland’s economy. Successful projects will demonstrate a proof of concept for a product, process or service with the potential to deliver jobs and/or economic growth to Scotland. Projects must demonstrate a route to follow on funding or commercial application and must evidence collaborative knowledge exchange and research between Industrial Partners and at least one of Scotland’s talented Higher Education Institutes’ (HEI) research teams. Up to £30,000 is available per project at 80% fEC. This must be matched by in kind or cash contributions from the industry partner. IBioIC welcomes projects in all areas of IB, including, but not limited to the use of biology in: Biorefining Food and drink Biotech in textiles, materials, and construction Bio-manufacturing Waste management Enzymes and catalysts Downstream processing Agritech Biopharmaceuticals Applications are welcomed until 5pm on Monday 3 June 2024. https://lnkd.in/dRQtCum #funding #feasibility #proofofconcept #collaborative #projects #biorefining #foodanddrink #biotech #textiles #materials #construction #biomanufacturing #waste #wastemanagement #coproducts #enzymes #catalysts #downstreamprocesing #agritech #biopharmaceuticals

IBioIC invites applications for industry-led collaborative research projects from businesses with a foothold in Scotland or those who could deliver inward investment to help stimulate Scotland’s economy. Successful projects will demonstrate a proof of concept for a product, process or service with the potential to deliver jobs and/or economic growth to Scotland. Projects must demonstrate a route to follow on funding or commercial application and must evidence collaborative knowledge exchange and research between Industrial Partners and at least one of Scotland’s talented Higher Education Institutes’ (HEI) research teams. Up to £30,000 is available per project at 80% fEC. This must be matched by in kind or cash contributions from the industry partner. IBioIC welcomes projects in all areas of IB, including, but not limited to the use of biology in: Biorefining Food and drink Biotech in textiles, materials, and construction Bio-manufacturing Waste management Enzymes and catalysts Downstream processing Agritech Biopharmaceuticals Applications are welcomed until 5pm on Monday 3 June 2024. https://lnkd.in/dRQtCum Bioeconomy Cluster Builder UKRI - Industrial Decarbonisation Challenge (IDC) UKRI Circular Economy Hub (CE-HUB) UKRI Interdisciplinary Textiles Circularity Centre BBIA Dana Heldt BBNet Phase II NIBB The Carbon Recycling Network Algae-UK BBSRC UKRI BBSRC NetZeroPlus Demonstrator #funding #feasibility #proofofconcept #collaborative #projects #biorefining #foodanddrink #biotech #textiles #materials #construction #biomanufacturing #waste #wastemanagement #coproducts #enzymes #catalysts #downstreamprocesing #agritech #biopharmaceuticals

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Closing soon - IBioIC Feasibility Programme IBioIC invites applications for industry-led collaborative research projects from businesses with a foothold in Scotland or those who could deliver inward investment to help stimulate Scotland’s economy. Successful projects will demonstrate a proof of concept for a product, process or service with the potential to deliver jobs and/or economic growth to Scotland. Projects must demonstrate a route to follow on funding or commercial application and must evidence collaborative knowledge exchange and research between Industrial Partners and at least one of Scotland’s talented Higher Education Institutes’ (HEI) research teams. Up to £30,000 is available per project at 80% fEC. This must be matched by in kind or cash contributions from the industry partner. IBioIC welcomes projects in all areas of IB, including, but not limited to the use of biology in: Biorefining Food and drink Biotech in textiles, materials, and construction Bio-manufacturing Waste management Enzymes and catalysts Downstream processing Agritech Biopharmaceuticals Applications are welcomed until 5pm on Monday 3 June 2024. https://lnkd.in/dRQtCum #funding #feasibility #proofofconcept #collaborative #projects #biorefining #foodanddrink #biotech #textiles #materials #construction #biomanufacturing #waste #wastemanagement #coproducts #enzymes #catalysts #downstreamprocesing #agritech #biopharmaceuticals

The current Feasibility Fund call from IBioIC could be an excellent opportunity for anyone who's been to one of our events to progress any discussions you've been having with partners to Proof of Concept project stage. We'd particularly draw your attention to the eligibility of projects around textiles, food production, and creating value from waste. Applications are welcomed until 5 June 2024, so there's plenty of time to crystalise your ideas, and you can always reach out to the BCB's IBioIC lead, Kim Cameron, for guidance and advice. IBioIC is inviting applications for industry-led collaborative research projects from businesses with a foothold in Scotland or those who could deliver inward investment to help stimulate Scotland’s economy. Successful projects will demonstrate a proof of concept for a product, process or service with the potential to deliver jobs and/or economic growth to Scotland. Projects must demonstrate a route to follow on funding or commercial application and must evidence collaborative knowledge exchange and research between Industrial Partners and at least one of Scotland’s talented Higher Education Institutes’ (HEI) research teams. Up to £30,000 is available per project at 80% fEC. This must be matched by in kind or cash contributions from the industry partner. IBioIC welcomes projects in all areas of IB, including, but not limited to the use of biology in: Biorefining Food and drink Biotech in textiles, materials, and construction Bio-manufacturing Waste management Enzymes and catalysts Downstream processing Agritech Biopharmaceuticals Applications are welcomed until 5pm on Monday 3 June 2024. https://lnkd.in/dRQtCum #funding #feasibility #proofofconcept #collaborative #projects #biorefining #foodanddrink #biotech #textiles #materials #construction #biomanufacturing #waste #wastemanagement #coproducts #enzymes #catalysts #downstreamprocesing #agritech #biopharmaceuticals

Valproate : CMDh Scientific conclusions and grounds for variation, amendments to the Product Information and timetable for the implementation - EMEA/H/N/PSR/J/0043 Valproate : CMDh Scientific conclusions and grounds for variation, amendments to the Product Information and timetable for the implementation - EMEA/H/N/PSR/J/0043... https://lnkd.in/ecCZhvkW #BioTech #science

🌱 The BIOTRANSFORM project is all about transformation pathways to a circular bioeconomy that will be showcased in six regional case-studies across Europe. While CLIB is analysing the opportunities for the chemical industry in NRW, our partners are facing their own regional challenges. How can other European countries and regions learn from our findings? In a recently finished milestone, we chose indicators to reduce the complexity of the transformation paths, communicate the results in an easily understandable way, and make them comparable with similar regions. Once finished, you will find the results of our efforts on the BIOTRANSFORM website. #biotransform #bioeconomy #circularbioeconomy #HorizonEurope VTT| alchemia-nova| Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST) | VITO| CTA (Corporación Tecnológica de Andalucía) | @CluBE - Cluster of Bioeconomy and Environment of Western Macedonia | CLIB - Cluster Industrielle Biotechnologie | BIOEAST HUB Czech Republic | @ACR | @Association-of-Cities-and-Regions-for-sustainable-Resource-management | Q-PLAN INTERNATIONAL