Bangalore, May 31: India's leading biotechnology show, Bangalore Bio, commencing its sixth edition on June seven, will see leading players in the field from Germany seeking partners in India during the Business-to-Business event.
Major players from Germany at the Bangalore Bio were Biobase, SEnova, BASF Plant Science, BIO NORD, Invest in Germany, University of Hannover and Roche Diagnostics, besides German research institutions and Research Centre for Infectious disease.
The German mission was coordinated by the international Technology Cooperation Network, sponsored by the Federal Ministry of Economics and Labour of the German Government. The network currently operated in 15 countries to catalyse and support technology cooperation between Small and Medium Industry and research institutions.
Bangalore Bio would have the largest ever presence with over 150 exhibitors and 500 delegates. The show, organised by the Karnataka IT and BT department, besides the Association of Biotechnology led Enterprises, would witness a multi-dimensional conference to highlight key trends and developments in biotechnology.
The conference, with the theme 'Discover, Nurture and Accelerate', would offer a strategic view to the swiftly growing biotechnology industry at the global and regional level. It would have star-studded international speakers and luminaries in their respective fields, highighting trends and developments that would shape the future of the industry, Karnataka IT and BT Principal Secretary Dr Anup K Pujari said in a release here.
The CEO conclave, an exclusive industry get toether, would see a vision talk by Dr R A Mashelkar, Secretary of the Union Scientific and Industrial Research Department.
The three-day conference would discuss various issues, including clinical development in India, drug discovery, investment landscape in Indian biotechnology, human resource and vaccines.
UNI
Major players from Germany at the Bangalore Bio were Biobase, SEnova, BASF Plant Science, BIO NORD, Invest in Germany, University of Hannover and Roche Diagnostics, besides German research institutions and Research Centre for Infectious disease.
The German mission was coordinated by the international Technology Cooperation Network, sponsored by the Federal Ministry of Economics and Labour of the German Government. The network currently operated in 15 countries to catalyse and support technology cooperation between Small and Medium Industry and research institutions.
Bangalore Bio would have the largest ever presence with over 150 exhibitors and 500 delegates. The show, organised by the Karnataka IT and BT department, besides the Association of Biotechnology led Enterprises, would witness a multi-dimensional conference to highlight key trends and developments in biotechnology.
The conference, with the theme 'Discover, Nurture and Accelerate', would offer a strategic view to the swiftly growing biotechnology industry at the global and regional level. It would have star-studded international speakers and luminaries in their respective fields, highighting trends and developments that would shape the future of the industry, Karnataka IT and BT Principal Secretary Dr Anup K Pujari said in a release here.
The CEO conclave, an exclusive industry get toether, would see a vision talk by Dr R A Mashelkar, Secretary of the Union Scientific and Industrial Research Department.
The three-day conference would discuss various issues, including clinical development in India, drug discovery, investment landscape in Indian biotechnology, human resource and vaccines.
UNI
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