EuroBio 2009 - the Partnering and Tech Transfer Event for the Bioindustry

September 23-25 2009, Lille, France
To address the needs of both academic researchers and companies by uniting all the actors of the biotechnology sector - especially the starts-ups and spin-offs - EuroBiO 2009 asserts its ambition: to support the transfer of knowledge and expertise from academic research to the economic world.

EuroBiO is a meeting point for emerging/innovative companies, key players of the bioindustry, investment and development partners, institutions and services. The event is tailored to the needs of each participant profile in order to initiate and develop successful alliances at pre-scheduled meetings, networking events and lunches, conferences and workshops with a highlighted exhibition area.

EuroBiOpartnering will enable you to target, define and materialize your development opportunities:

  • Identify today's innovative technologies and tomorrow's products
  • Develop new collaborations and facilitate investment opportunities
  • Select the best partner to support your projects and schedule private one-to-one meetings
  • Maximise your own time on site by pre-arranging your meeting agenda online, including conferences and exhibition visits
  • Link your network and expand your business opportunities following the event by adding the "Matchmaking for Life" application

The partnering system offers all the functions needed to promote your corporate assets, identify business prospects & collaborative partners as well as manage your personalized meeting schedule:

  • Edit and publish your company profile, including product pipeline and licensing opportunities
  • Present your needs and partnering aims effectively
  • Search EuroBiO2009 participants for business prospects and strategic partners
  • Bookmark companies, delegates, offers, sessions in your interests
  • Manage your personal event schedule online
EuroBiO proposes conferences like tool cases from which you can find useful answers and means. Over 110 keynote speakers will share their experiences on four relevant tracks for today's and tomorrow's Biotechs.

For further information and registration, please visit:
http://www.eurobio-event.com

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