Life sciences sector leading lights ready to congregate in Glasgow
The stage is set for innovators, investors, policymakers and academic leaders from Scotland’s life sciences sector to congregate in Glasgow this week.
The Scotsman, in partnership with headline sponsor IQVIA, is holding its flagship Life Sciences Conference 2025 at The Social Hub in the Merchant City on Thursday 27th November.
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This event should not be missed by anyone interested in the future of personalised medicine, biotech entrepreneurship, data-driven healthcare and green innovation.
It will be hosted by Kim McAllister and sponsors, as well as IQVIA, are The Scottish National Investment Bank and Valneva. Exhibitors are: BioDundee with University of Dundee; Prosper; Bouygues E&S Contracting UK Ltd; Firefinch; MBM Medical; Biocair; Ryden and Atelerix.
Among the speakers on the day are representatives from the Scottish Government, Office for Life Sciences (UK Government), CPI, Scottish Cell and Gene Therapy Catapult, University of Dundee and Glasgow Caledonian University and Life Sciences Scotland.
On the agenda are panel discussions on the latest developments in biotech start-ups, AI & big data in healthcare, and the integration of sustainability into life sciences innovations; interactive sessions focusing on precision medicine, AI, and sustainable biotech practices; insights into Scotland’s biotech ecosystem; and networking opportunities to foster collaboration and growth.
Topics such as Lab to Launch: Scotland’s Biotech Start-Up Scene, Sustainability in Life Sciences: Innovation with Impact and AI & Big Data in Healthcare will be covered. As part of the session on The Future of Life Sciences in Scotland the newly launched Scottish Life Sciences Strategy will be discussed.
Tim Sheppard, senior vice president and general manager, Northern Europe and UKI at IQVIA, said: “Together, the Scottish life sciences community can shape a healthier, more prosperous future for Scotland and the global community.”
For more please visit: www.scotsmanlifesciences.co.uk
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