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PEMAC to Exhibit at Bionow Pharma Manufacturing Conference 2024

Apr 22nd 2024

PEMAC is delighted to be a gold exhibitor at the Bionow Pharma Manufacturing conference, bringing together industry, academic and regulatory experts to collaborate and share their experience...

AIPLA Women in IP Global Networking Event

Mar 28th 2024

Join Mewburn Ellis as they bring together a focused event celebrating women leaders in intellectual property and innovation.

Merry Christmas from Bionow!

Dec 15th 2023

We’ve had another super busy year at Bionow, so here’s 2023 in numbers...

Bionow Members: Exclusive Discounts for PharmaTec Integrates 2023!

Sep 14th 2023

Bionow members can access an exclusive discount to of 25% off the ticket price for the upcoming PharmaTec Integrates 2023!

Bionow Survey

Jan 25th 2023

Take some time to fill in our quick survey!

Cresset April 2022 newsletter

Apr 29th 2022

A roundup of computational chemistry news from Cresset in April.

Cresset February 2022 newsletter

Feb 28th 2022

Computational chemistry news from Cresset.

STEM North East Ambassador Award

Dec 3rd 2021

Last month Hart Bio's Rachael Croft won the STEM North East Ambassador of the month award.

Bionow - Here for you and Open for Business

Mar 18th 2020

Bionow remains ‘Open for Business’ during this unsettling period and we are determined to continue to support our members and the sector, albeit in a more virtual way. The Bionow team ar...

Seminar shines a light on hot process industry topics

Dec 4th 2018

BPE, one of the UK’s leaders in chemical and biochemical engineering, held a breakfast seminar to look at some of the key issues and trends affecting the industry.

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