Overview

This event will examine whether sufficient scale-up capacity exists in the UK for start-up industrial biotech companies. This will be in the context of the experience of a variety of industrial biotech companies as they have transitioned from laboratory to pilot plant and on to manufacture.

Industrial biotechnology is undergoing a step change in capability with many new start-ups. However, many of the new start-ups have bemoaned the lack of scale-up capability in the UK, despite a number of initiatives such as CPI Wilton, IBioIC, and BioPilots, with a number of them using overseas capacity. 

We will be particularly looking at the food, enzyme, fine chemicals, and oral pharmaceuticals portions of the sector (and not the large scale energy sector).

Speakers

• Yvonne Armitage, CPI
• Marco Delise, Better Dairy
• Max Jamilly, Hoxton Farms
• Kirk Malone, Future Biomanufacturing Hib
• Catherine Mort, KTN
• Tom North, Biorenewables Development Centre
• James Winterburn, Holiferm

Dates and time

• 21 April 2021, 13:00—16:00 BST
• 22 April 2021, 13:00—16:00 BST

Agenda

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Price

• IChemE member rate (including VAT): £80.00
• Non-member rate (including VAT): £90.00
• Student and early career researchers rate (including VAT): £10.00

Software

The presentation will be delivered via Microsoft Teams.