June - Your FEBS Network highlights

Monday, 08 June 2026 02:41
FEBS Network

Hello Austrian Association of Molecular Life Sciences and Biotechnology,

Here's a list of the great content selected as a highlight in the past 2 weeks.

Upcoming FEBS Letters Webinar: Circadian Clocks
 

Upcoming FEBS Letters Webinar: Circadian Clocks

Register now for our upcoming FEBS Letters free webinar, which will be held on 25th June 2026 at 18:00 CEST. Prof. Carrie Partch and other experts will discuss exciting advances in circadian rhythms. Read more

FEBS Letters FEBS Letters
“Glowy” fungi illuminate the path to understanding bioluminescence
 

“Glowy” fungi illuminate the path to understanding bioluminescence

Bioluminescence has been widely studied, but the biology underlying this light emission or "glow" remains incompletely understood- until now: read on to find out more. Read more

The FEBS Journal The FEBS Journal
 
Polyethylene glycol: an alternative for overcoming the impediments to malaria treatment
 

Polyethylene glycol: an alternative for overcoming the impediments to malaria treatment

Malaria continues to affect millions worldwide, highlighting the need for new therapeutic strategies. In a recent study published in The FEBS Journal, researchers reveal how PEG400 regulates Falcip... Read more

The FEBS Journal The FEBS Journal
 
Designing standardized biology laboratory practicals by leveraging the collective curricular wisdom
 

Designing standardized biology laboratory practicals by leveraging the collective curricular wisdom

Read more

Didier Picard Didier Picard
Emeritus, University of Geneva; and member of FEBS education and training committee
 

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Neuer Lesestoff von Open Science

Tuesday, 02 June 2026 01:03

Open Science

Liebe Newsletter-Abonennt:innen!

Der Frühling ist schnell vergangen und bei Open Science war so einiges los!

Bei der Langen Nacht der Forschung waren wir mit gleich drei Mitmachstationen zu Mikroorganismen, Allergien und Gesundheitskommunikation dabei. In unserem Artikel erfährt man mehr über unsere kreativen Vorbereitungen dafür.

Außerdem stellten wir Open Science als Arbeitgeber und das Tätigkeitsfeld der Wissenschaftskommunikation bei der Life Sciences Career Fair der ÖGMBT vor. Und auch im Projekt ZuPacken fanden die ersten Exkursionen zu den Projektpartnern aus der Industrie statt.

Was die Temperaturen betrifft, ist der Sommer jetzt schon im vollen Gange. Deshalb ein kleiner Blick in die Sommerferien:

Wir laden auch dieses Jahr wieder neugierige Kinder und Jugendliche zu spannenden Experimenten bei den Summer Science Camps ins Vienna Open Lab ein. Es gibt noch wenige freie Plätze für das Summer Science Day Mini (8-9 Jahre), Summer Science Camp Junior (10-11 Jahre), Summer Science Camp Routiniers (14-15 Jahre) sowie das Summer Science Camp Profis (16-20 Jahre)! Zu den Kursinfos geht es hier.

Zum Schluss gibt's noch ein paar Forschungs-Highlights! Zum Beispiel ganz aktuell zum Schimmelpilzgift Aflatoxin, das erstmals in österreichischem Mais nachgewiesen wurde!

Liebe Grüße vom Open Science Team!

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Summer Science Camps - Experimentieren in den Ferien!

Auch 2026 bieten wir im Sommer wieder unser Ferienprogramm mit Kursen für alle Altersstufen sowie fünftägige Summer Science Camps für 10- bis 17- Jährige an.

Projektnews

Mikroorganismen, Allergien und ganz viel Reden!

Das gab’s bei den Open Science Mitmachstationen bei der Langen Nacht der Forschung 2026 zu erleben.

Projektnews

ZuPacken: Einblicke in die Industrie

Im Zuge des Projektes ZuPacken fanden die ersten Exkursionen zu MM Premium und ALPLA, unseren Projektpartnern aus der Industrie, statt. Außerdem standen spannende Workshops mit der Plattform Verpackung mit Zukunft am Programm.

Umwelt - Technik - Landwirtschaft

Giftiger Schimmelpilz erstmals in Mais nachgewiesen

BOKU-Studie berichtet über ersten Nachweis von Aflatoxin B1 in Niederösterreich.

Projektnews

Wir waren bei der Life Sciences Career Fair 2026!

Die Life Sciences Career Fair der ÖGMBT feierte ihr fünfjähriges Jubiläum und Open Science war mit dabei!

Medizin - Mensch - Ernährung

Neue Einblicke in Nervenzellschäden nach Hirnverletzungen

An der MedUni Wien wurde ein neuer Ansatzpunkt zur Entwicklung von Strategien gefunden, um Beeinträchtigungen nach Hirnverletzungen zu verringern.

Genetik und Zellbiologie

Entstehen Erinnerungen auf einem leeren Blatt?

Eine neue Studie vom Institute of Science and Technology Austria untersucht, wie sich Gedankennetzwerke im Hippocampus nach der Geburt entwickeln.

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June - Your FEBS Network highlights

Tuesday, 26 May 2026 12:00
FEBS Network

Hello Austrian Association of Molecular Life Sciences and Biotechnology,

 Here's a list of the great content selected as a highlight in the past 2 weeks.

Meet the YSF 2026 awardees!
 

Meet the YSF 2026 awardees!

Over +100 talented young scientists from 30 different countries have been selected to participate in the 25th edition of the FEBS Young Scientists’ Forum (YSF), taking place in Wageningen, the Neth... Read more

FEBS Fellowships FEBS Fellowships
 
Upcoming FEBS Open Bio Webinar: Cellular Senescence: A Roundtable Discussion
 

Upcoming FEBS Open Bio Webinar: Cellular Senescence: A Roundtable Discussion

Register now for our upcoming free FEBS Open Bio webinar, which will be held on Zoom on 18th June 2026 at 16:00 CET (15:00 BST). Dr. Dimitris Kletsas and panellists will explore exciting findings i... Read more

FEBS Open Bio FEBS Open Bio
 
In the Limelight: Cellular Senescence

In the Limelight: Cellular Senescence

FEBS Open Bio’s latest ‘In the Limelight’ issue features three reviews that highlight key advances in the rapidly evolving field of cellular senescence research Read more

FEBS Open Bio FEBS Open Bio
 
Interview series: Meet Tristan Samuels, a FEBS Open Bio Poster Prize Winner
 

Interview series: Meet Tristan Samuels, a FEBS Open Bio Poster Prize Winner

This interview series aims to introduce early-career award winners, highlight their work and scientific interests, and inspire young scientists and students to get involved in FEBS and FEBS Junior ... Read more

FEBS Junior Section FEBS Junior Section
Junior Section, FEBS
 

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Life Sciences Awards Austria 

The Annual Meeting 2026 will once again celebrate excellence in Austrian life sciences through the Life Sciences Awards Austria. These prestigious awards recognise outstanding achievements by researchers and innovators who are shaping the future of the life sciences in Austria and beyond. Find details on award categories and nomination procedures here. Deadline for submission: May 27, 2026

 

Registrations Now Open!

18th ÖGMBT Annual Meeting 2026 | FEMS Regional COLLAB & FEBS3+ Meeting, Vienna

Dear Members of the ÖGMBT,

There are moments in the life of a scientific society that make all the effort worthwhile — moments that justify the countless late evenings, the intense negotiations, the revisions, the setbacks, and the stubborn, unwavering belief that something truly new is possible. Today is one of those moments.

We are immensely proud — and genuinely moved — to share with you that after month of intense work, and more than a few drops of blood, sweat, and tears, we have succeeded in creating something our community has never seen before: a truly international, interdisciplinary format that bridges societies, disciplines, and nations under one roof.

The 18th ÖGMBT Annual Meeting 2026 is not just another conference. It is the result of a shared dream — forged in close partnership with four European scientific societies and backed by two of the continent's most prestigious federations. It is proof that when scientists collaborate, remarkable things happen.

And now, at long last, the doors are open.

We warmly invite you — our members — to be among the first to register.

A Unique International Split Format

This year's meeting combines two interconnected scientific events in Vienna, with a shared programme day bringing all participants together:

enlightened FEMS Regional COLLAB
14–15 September 2026

organized together with the Slovenian Microbiological Society and the Croatian Microbiological Society & designed to help microbiologists build meaningful, long-lasting collaborations across Central Europe.

enlightened FEBS3+ Meeting
15–17 September 2026
organized together with the Czech Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology and the Slovenian Biochemical Society

enlightened Joint Programme Day: 15 September 2026

Participants may register for:

  • the FEMS Regional COLLAB meeting,
  • the FEBS3+ Meeting,
  • or the complete combined programme.

Early Bird Registration Closes Soon

Online early bird registration is now open. Secure the lowest rates by registering during the Early Registration period. As an ÖGMBT member, you are entitled to reduced registration fees. Register here.

Oral Abstract Submission — Don't Miss the Deadline

Abstract submission is now open too. This is your opportunity to present your research to an international audience spanning microbiology, biotechnology, molecular biosciences, AI in biology, precision medicine, bioengineering, and many other emerging fields. Submit your abstracts here.

Check out the List of Invited Panelists and Speakers & the Respective Programmes

enlightened FEMS Regional COLLAB meeting Programme

enlightened FEMS Regional COLLAB Invited Speakers

enlightened FEBS3+ Meeting Programme

enlightened FEBS3+ Invited Panelists

Why participate?

  • Connect with researchers, industry, and funding stakeholders
  • Discover new collaboration opportunities and future project partners
  •  Present your research and expertise
  • Engage in highly interactive networking and discussion formats
  • Explore cutting-edge scientific developments across the life sciences

We warmly invite you to join us in Vienna and become part of an international scientific community shaped by collaboration, interdisciplinarity, and innovation.

We look forward to welcoming you in Vienna!

Best regards,

Matthias Steiger
Organizing Chair – FEMS Regional COLLAB  

Felix Sternberg
Organizing Chair – FEBS3+ Meeting

on behalf of the Organizing Committee

Supported by: 
FEMS – Federation of European Microbiological Societies
FEBS – Federation of European Biochemical Societies

 

Dear FEBS Constituent Society members, 

We are looking forward to seeing many of you at the FEBS Congress in Maastricht this summer
Council meeting taking place during the afternoon of Wednesday 8th and the morning of Thursday
Please note below and in the links within this letter, the matters relating to this year’s
and Council meeting. 

50th FEBS Congress; Maastricht, The Netherlands 4th – 8th July 2026 

The Congress is taking place in Maastricht, The Netherlands from Saturday 4th to Wednesday 8th July 2026, 
preceded by the FEBS Young Scientists’ Forum, in Wageningen, The Netherlands, from 2nd to 4th July 2026. 
For the latest updates on Congress registration and abstract submission, please visit here.

Appointment of delegates to the 66th FEBS Council Meeting; Maastricht, The Netherlands 8th – 9th July 2026 
Please return ‘1. Council delegate form 2026’ with details of your Society’s delegate to the 66th 
Council meeting. The form should be sent to FEBS’ Chief Administrator: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by 31st  May 
2026. 

There will be a Council dinner on the evening of Wednesday 8th July, with the meeting taking place during the 
afternoon of Wednesday 8th and the morning of Thursday 9th July. The meeting will finish on Thursday 
lunchtime so delegates have time to travel home. Further details will be shared with the meeting delegates. 

Elections: nomination of candidates for the available positions of FEBS Committees or Working Groups 

Please note the linked list of the positions available for election and the eligibility criteria and please 
complete the applicable candidate nomination form in the attached zip folder ‘2. Nomination forms for 
elections 2026’. Completed nomination forms should be sent from the nominating society, by email, to FEBS 
Chief Administrator: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., by the deadline of 31st May 2026.  

2029 Congress and Young Scientists Forum: call for bids 
The call for bids to host the 53rd FEBS Congress and Young Scientists Forum in 2029 is now open, with further 
details attached with this letter. Any society interested in bidding to host the Congress, should in the first 
instance contact the FEBS Congress Counsellor, Prof. Graça Soveral: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Bids should be 
submitted, by email, to FEBS Chief Administrator: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., by the deadline of 31st  May 2026.  
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FEBS 3+ Meetings and FEBS National Lectures 
On behalf of the Congress Counsellor, I would like to invite you to apply for FEBS National Lecture support for 
your national society meetings in 2026 and 2027 and FEBS 3+ Meeting support for 2027. Please see here for full information and please contact the Congress Counsellor, via the FEBS Events Manager, to apply: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..  

FEBS 3+ Meetings offer support for scientific national meetings of a FEBS constituent society organised in
collaboration with at least two other constituent societies. FEBS support is currently €20,000 for each meeting
with €10,000 for the host society to use towards general organization and €10,000 to use for a travel award
scheme to attract young scientists outside the host country who are members of one of the collaborating
societies. Applications for meetings in 2027 are invited, with a deadline for applications of 30th September 2026
In 2026, FEBS 3+ meeting support has been awarded to the Austria society (ÖGMBT) for their joint scientific
meeting being held this September, in conjunction with the societies of the Czech Republic and Slovenia. In 2025
FEBS3+ meeting support was awarded to the Lithuania society hosting in conjunction with the societies of Estonia
and Latvia; the Czech society hosting in conjunction with the societies of Slovakia, Poland and Germany; and the
Serbia society hosting in conjunction the societies of Croatia, Hungary, Slovenia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. 
FEBS National Lectures: FEBS supports plenary lectures to enhance national scientific meetings of constituent 
societies, with support for the travel costs of an internationally recognised speaker from outside the host 
country. Member societies are encouraged to apply for a FEBS National Lecture award during 2026 and 2027. 
In 2026 so far, FEBS is giving National Lecture support to the society national meetings of Norway, Spain and 
Germany. Support for further society national meetings is available. In 2025, FEBS National Lecture support 
was given to the society national meetings of Norway, Hungary, Spain and Poland. 
_________________________________________________________________________________ 

Please let us know, via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., of your society’s annual national meeting, so we can add it to the
calendar on the FEBS website and let us know if there are any updates to your society’s individual page and
contact details on the Members section of our website
We are looking forward to seeing you and your society’s members in Maastricht this summer. 
With best wishes, 

Miguel       
-- 
Prof. Miguel A. De la Rosa 
FEBS Secretary General 
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May - Your FEBS Network highlights

Monday, 18 May 2026 11:47
FEBS Network

Hello ÖGMBT members,

 Here's a list of the great content selected as a highlight in the past 2 weeks.

 
In the Limelight: Bioplastics and Biopoylmers
 

In the Limelight: Bioplastics and Biopoylmers

FEBS Open Bio’s latest ‘In the Limelight’ issue features five new reviews highlighting the current developments in the rapidly evolving field of bioplastics research. Read more

FEBS Open Bio FEBS Open Bio
 
Once upon a time in Belgrade
 

Once upon a time in Belgrade

After attending the Joint FEBS/EMBO Lecture Course ‘The evolving role of mitochondria in metabolism’ last summer in Belgrade, Serbia, these five young scientists collaborated again to write a post ... Read more

Beata Siemiątkowska Beata Siemiątkowska
researcher, Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology PAS
 
Why Mentors Fail
 

Why Mentors Fail

Brooke Morriswood Brooke Morriswood
writer, Total Internal Reflection
 
Join EMBL: Genomics for Educators and Enthusiasts
 

Join EMBL: Genomics for Educators and Enthusiasts

???? register by 31 May 2026 | ???? Free of charge | ???? In English, online Read more

Alexandra Bezler Alexandra Bezler
Lecturer, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL)
 

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FEBS Letters' 2026 Cover Contest!

Tuesday, 05 May 2026 09:36

For this contest, our emphasis is on authentic scientific data that is visually compelling and thought-provoking, rather than on artistic renderings, illustrations, or graphics. We are seeking images arising directly from research, including but not limited to:

  • Cellular or subcellular fluorescence/confocal images
  • Cryo-EM structures or atomic force micrographs
  • Protein or nucleic acid structures
  • Molecular dynamics snapshots

The winning entry will be featured on the cover of FEBS Letters, and the winner will receive a prize of €500. We will publish an article featuring the winning image and runners-up in the Scientists' Forum, in which the creators will provide a paragraph about the image and their research.

Please note that images created using commercial generative AI are not eligible for our 2026 Cover Contest. Images generated through scientific methods that employ machine learning are eligible.

How to enter

Submit your entry via email to the FEBS Letters Editorial Office at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. between 18 March 2026 and 30 Sep 2026. Each entry should consist of:

  1. A high-resolution image file, formatted as either JPG or PNG. You should name your file e.g. "YourName_CoverContest.jpg".
  2. An explanatory caption for your image of up to 200 words. You should include some technical information, e.g. the type of microscopy used, but this should not be a figure caption. Rather, you should tell us what you find interesting or beautiful about the image in the context of your research.
  3. Authorship information for your image. Please include your name, email address, and institutional affiliation.

For full details, please see the contest page here.

https://febs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/18733468/2026-cover-contest

Good luck, and we look forward to seeing your work!

 

 

 
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EFB Newsletter - April 2026

Tuesday, 28 April 2026 02:00
Poster abstract deadline extended
 
The abstract submission deadline for the European Congress on Biotechnology (ECB2026) has been extended until 24 May 2026. Take this opportunity to present your research or work at one of Europe’s leading biotechnology events. Join us in Antwerp, Belgium, from 28 June to 1 July 2026, and showcase your contributions within one of the following scientific streams:
  • Innovations for healthy living
  • Solutions for a sustainable planet
  • Manufacturing with microbes
  • Feeding the planet
There are still slots available for flash poster and poster presentations.
New submission deadline: 24 May 2026
Early bird registration deadline extended
 
The early bird registration deadline has been extended until 3 May. Take advantage of this extended period to secure your spot at a reduced rate. Don’t miss this opportunity to join us while benefiting from discounted registration fees!
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Abstract submission deadline: 31 May 2026
 
The deadline to submit abstracts for the Food Biotechnology Conference is 31 May 2026, with just over one month remaining. Researchers are invited to submit their work for oral or poster presentations. The conference will take place on 8–9 September 2026 in Sion, Switzerland, at HES-SO Valais.

Conference topics include:
  • Sustainable food ingredients through biotechnological innovation
  • Fermentation and upcycling in food systems
  • Microbiome-active foods and health functionality
  • Enabling technologies in Food Biotechnology
  • Ethics, regulation, and societal impact of Food Biotechnology
Abstract submission deadline: 24 May 2026
 
The deadline to submit abstracts for the 9th Conference on Physiology of Yeasts and Filamentous Fungi (PYFF9) is 24 May 2026. Researchers are invited to submit their work for oral or poster presentations.
The conference will take place on 8–11 September 2026 in Valencia, Spain.

PYFF9 will cover a broad range of topics related to yeast and filamentous fungi, including:
  • Fungal physiology and metabolism
  • Evolution and adaptation
  • Pathogenesis and resistance mechanisms
  • Synthetic biology and systems biology
  • Food and beverage fermentations
  • Cell factories and industrial applications
  • Circular economy and sustainable production
  • Emerging tools and technologies, including AI and data science
Abstract submission deadline: 19 July 2026
 
The deadline to submit abstracts for the 8th Applied Synthetic Biology in Europe Conference (ASBE8) is 19 July 2026.
Researchers are invited to submit their work for oral or poster presentations. The conference will take place on 4–6 November 2026 at the Whitworth Art Gallery in Manchester, UK.
ASBE8 will focus on applied synthetic biology and its role in addressing global challenges, with sessions covering:
  • Factory – bio-based production, clean growth, alternative feedstocks
  • Pharma – therapeutics, diagnostics, gene editing, bioproduction
  • Farm and field – crops, soil, waste treatment, bioremediation
  • Computational design technologies – proteins, systems, and networks
At ECB2026, the European Congress on Biotechnology, editors will reveal publishing secrets. Please attend the conference and the following session!

Editor session: publishing articles as if we were Nobel Laureates
Your years of hard work have generated sufficient data for publications. However, as a graduate student, postdoctoral researcher or starting faculty member, drafting manuscripts, selecting perfect journals, writing cover letters, and responding to harsh reviews and rejections might mean the beginning of headaches, rather than the preparation for celebration of big achievements. This conference session covers the myth and fact of publishing, including tips for manuscript drafting and revision preparation, explanation of the review process from the angle of reviewers and editors, and advice by current editors and productive authors.

Confirmed panelists and speakers:
  • Tae Seok Moon, an editor of 10 journals, including the editor-in-chief of New Biotechnology (Elsevier), the official journal of European Federation of Biotechnology and Asian Federation of Biotechnology.
  • Alex Munro-Clark, an editor of Trends in Biotechnology (Cell Press), a partner journal of Elsevier and high-impact journal covering research and review articles.
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Institutional Membership benefits at ECB2026
EFB Institutional Members can benefit from exclusive discounts for the European Congress on Biotechnology - ECB2026 Congress:
  • Reduced registration fees for congress participation
  • Discounted rates for exhibition booths
  • Special conditions for sponsorship opportunities
  • Increased visibility during the congress
  • Opportunity to engage with key stakeholders across academia, industry, and policy

Institutional Members in the ECB2026 Panel Discussion
Institutional Members can gain strong visibility at the ECB2026 Congress through a dedicated panel discussion focused on their role within EFB and in the European biotech landscape. As part of the “Voice of Biotechnology in Europe”, members engage directly with academia, industry, and policymakers, strengthening their presence and contributing to key sector discussions.
ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERS
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The EU Biotech Act: Europe’s ambition for biotechnology
Join Director General Sandra Gallina and EuropaBio for a timely webinar on the EU Biotech Act. Explore its goals, regulatory simplification, industrial enablers, and legislative pathway—and ask your questions live. Essential insights for anyone active in biotech. Register now. [+]
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BGI Genomics
BGI Genomics is the world's leading integrated solutions provider of precision medicine, now serving customers in more than 100 countries, involving over 2,300 medical institutions. Relying on cutting-edge sequencing and bioinformatics technology, we provide our customers with expert and affordable clinical molecular diagnostic solutions and high-throughput sequencing (NGS) research services. [+]
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Ready to elevate your screening?
Steady data collection. Seamless decisions. The Kuhner microTOM brings online monitoring directly to 96- or 24-well microtiter plates, tracking oxygen transfer rates for fast, reliable, and automated strain or media optimization. Make data-driven choices quickly — no manual sampling, no offline analysis, and no interruptions. [+]
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Save the date: 10–13 November 2026, Graz, Austria.
The European Summit of Industrial Biotechnology (esib), organized by acib GmbH, is a well-established networking platform event for the community of industrial biotechnology. esib 2026 is held together with the International Conference on Metabolic and Protein Engineering for Biosynthesis (MaPEB) and unites the leading representatives of industry, academia and politics in Graz. Super Early Bird fee is valid until 31 May 2026. Find the full program here: [+]
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Dutch Biotechnology Congress 2026
We are happy to announce the keynote speakers for the Dutch Biotechnology Congress 2026: Prof. Vera Meyer (TU Berlin), Dr. Markus Herrgård (BioInnovation Institute) and Dr. Katelijne Bekers (Microharvest), an exciting line-up which combines state-of-the-art research with societal and commercial impact. Join us Tuesday 22 September 2026 in Jaarbeurs Utrecht! [+]
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Swiss Biotech Day: Meet partners through 1:1 partnering
On 4–5 May 2026, the event will bring together more than 3,000 participants from across the global life sciences ecosystem in Basel. Whether seeking access to new resources, expertise, and markets or aiming to boost innovation, the partnering at this premier global biotechnology conference provides an efficient way to connect with potential partners. Discover the program and secure your participation. [+]
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ESACT Courses 2026
Applications are now open for the highly interactive ESACT courses 2026 in Spain. Designed for students, academic and industrial scientists, the courses offer opportunities to learn about mammalian cells advancements and applications in biotherapeutics, vaccines, cell and gene therapy development and for metabolic and bioprocess modelling. For full course details, eligibility criteria, and applications info, please visit our website. [+]
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iBET’s bioprocess to expand hiPSC-derived cardiomyocytes for cell therapy recognized by European Commission Innovation Radar
This robust and scalable bioprocess enables billion-scale expansion of hiPSC-derived cardiomyocytes in controlled bioreactors. Developed within the EU-funded BRAV3 project, it supports reproducible, cost-effective large-scale manufacturing, delivering clinically relevant cell numbers with consistent quality/functionality. This platform also applies to preclinical disease modelling/drug screening/cardiotoxicity assessment. [+]
 
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