Chembio Finland welcomes visitors withan extensive program and exhibition
Programme for ChemBio Finland, the leading Nordic chemistry and bioindustry event offers over one hundred topics from green transition to tomorrow’s hydrogen economy and synthetic biology, as well as a comprehensive exhibition. ChemBio Finland 2024 will be held at the Helsinki Expo and Convention Centre on 10–11 April 2024, at the same time as the chemicals safety event Helsinki Chemicals Forum
and the leading international forest industry event Pulp & Beyond.
ChemBio Finland 2024 programme consists of Chemistry Days, programme of the
Chemical Industry Federation of Finland and biotechnology seminars. The event will
highlight topics such as tomorrow’s hydrogen, sustainable development, synthetic biology, and the digitalisation of the healthcare sector. The event is organised in cooperation with the Finnish Chemical Society, The Chemical Industry Federation of Finland and the Finnish Bioindustries FIB.
Six different seminars will explore topical issues in the biotech sector. Wednesday’s
seminars will focus on medicine and healthcare. Topics to be discussed include the potential of synthetic biology in drug development and the impact of personalised
medicine and genetic discoveries on healthcare. Digitalisation of healthcare will
be approached through development and opportunities.
Thursday’s seminar Biofoundaries for bioeconomy will be divided into four sessions
on sustainable development challenges and solutions, metabolic modelling, utilisation
of C1 carbon sources and the potential of industrial biotechnology. The Startup and
Innovation Forum will discuss safety in product innovation. The event will bring together start-ups and larger industry players.
“Biotech seminars offer diverse insights into industrial biotechnology, drug development, and healthcare applications. A panel discussion for PhD students explores employment opportunities in the industry,” says Alexandra Peth, CEO the Finnish Bioindustries FIB.
Chemistry Days 2024 features a diverse program highlighting chemistry’s role in
sustainable development, covering topics likethe circular economy, battery sector
sustainability, climate change research, EU food innovations, NATO Finland’s CBRN
perspectives, and more. The event also emphasises strong programs on chemistry
research, education, and science education.
“We’ve focused on current issues in the chemistry industry to meet diverse sector needs. The event serves as a biennial gathering for industry professionals to network, stay updated, and explore the extensive exhibition,” says Sari Vihavainen, Executive Director of the Finnish Chemical Society.
Explore the program and register free:
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