April 22, 2024

Aktuelle Trends im Biomanufacturing

Aktuelle Trends im Biomanufacturing
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Am 11.–12. März 2026 dreht sich alles um „Aktuelle Trends im Biomanufacturing“ – im Haus der Wirtschaft, Stuttgart.

„Wie neue Technologien und Künstliche Intelligenz die Life Science Industrie verändern“ Expertinnen und Experten aus Industrie, Forschung und Regulatorik diskutieren über aktuelle Entwicklungen und Zukunftstrends im Biomanufacturing – von neuen Plattformtechnologien über KI-gestützte Analytik bis hin zu regulatorischen Anforderungen.

Dabei haben Sie die Möglichkeit, eigene Perspektiven einzubringen, Diskussionen aktiv mitzugestalten und so Impulse für die Zukunft des Biomanufacturing zu setzen.

In Zusammenarbeit mit der @ISPE D/A/CH entsteht ein Programm, das Wissenstransfer, Praxisnähe und Networking vereint – eine Plattform für alle, die an der Schnittstelle der Life-Sciences-Industrie, Digitalisierung und Produktion arbeiten.

Die Veranstaltung ist Teil des interregionalen Projekts SynergyHub4Health, in dem die vier Netzwerke @BioPharma Cluster South Germany, @BioRegio STERN, @BioLAGO und @bioRN ihre gebündelte Kompetenz einbringen – gefördert durch das Land Baden-Württemberg (@The Länd) im Rahmen des EFRE.

👉 Jetzt schon den 11.–12. März 2026 vormerken

🔗 Weitere Informationen und Updates: https://ispe-dach.org/events/aktuelle-trends-im-biomanufacturing-wie-neue-technologien-und-kuenstliche-intelligenz-die-life-sciences-veraendern/

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