At the closing reception on Wednesday afternoon, LSN cluster manager Dr Hinrich Habeck passed the baton for the role of regional host of BIO-Europe 2020 to the Munich cluster BIO M, marking the end of this year’s conference which is regarded as the most important of its kind in Europe. “Our first indications are very positive” Habeck summarises. “We’ve used the three-day event to put the North German life sciences scene into the spotlight.” From over 20 companies represented on the North German group stand, it was above all the four industry partners from the regional host committee who made the industry region and its skills visible for visitors. “We would like to thank once again Nordmark, Eppendorf, Indivumed and Evotec for their dedication to the North German location.”
Anniversary may have broken records
BIO-Europe boasted around 4,400 participants from over 60 countries. According to the event organiser EBD , the 2018 record was broken this year with almost 28,000 one-to-one meetings. One-to-one meetings are short half-hour discussions to initiate new partnerships and business relationships and are arranged in advance via an online platform. They offer the advantage of being an effective way to make contact. As well as personal meetings, the congress visitors were able to find out about current issues such as immune oncology, digital medicine, women’s health and cardiology in a varied programme with renowned experts. Furthermore there were panels on business topics such as investment, sponsoring and market access. One highlight on Tuesday was a StartUp-Slam in which two companies from the Life Science Nord cluster, Osteolabs and Axiom insights also took part. All North German participants reported that they made many interesting and promising new contacts that will promote their business development.
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