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BioWales 2010 Reflects Sector Success
22 Apr 2010
BioWales 2010 came to a close today with organisers heralding the most successful in the event’s eight year history, reflecting a buoyant bioscience sector, described by First Minister of Wales Carwyn Jones as “exceptionally significant to the country, showing every sign that it is weathering the storm.”
BioWales this week showcases thriving sector
16 Mar 2010
First Minister of Wales Carwyn Jones will open this year’s BioWales, the eighth annual bioscience event at the Vale of Glamorgan Hotel near Cardiff March 17 and 18 (www.biowalesevent.com), showcasing a thriving sector to an international, commercial and academic audience of 400 delegates.
Stem Cells Experts Feature At Biowales 2010
03 Mar 2010
Leading international names in Stem Cell technology Dr. Stephen Minger, Professor Sir Martin Evans and Anthony Davies will be talking about the latest significant developments in the field at the eighth BioWales bioscience event taking place near Cardiff over March 17 and 18.
First Minister to open BioWales 2010
23 Feb 2010
First Minister of Wales Carwyn Jones will open this year’s BioWales, the eighth annual bioscience event at the Vale of Glamorgan Hotel on March 17 (www.biowalesevent.com), just months after being elected leader of the Welsh Assembly Government. Reflecting the significance of the life sciences industry to Wales, Mr. Jones follows his predecessor the Rt. Hon. Rhodri Morgan AM by making the opening address at an event which showcase the bioscience sector in Wales. The First Minister said: “The life sciences industry is already an increasingly important part of the Welsh economy with more than 15,000 people employed in the sector. BioWales 2010 will not only highlight the innovative developments already being carried out here, but also help to encourage even more companies to come and set up bases here in Wales.”
BioWales back with hot topics for 2010
13 Nov 2009
BioWales is the flagship event for a life sciences industry that involves over 330 companies, employs over 15,000 people and contributes over £1.3bn to the Welsh economy.
Dr Sharon Thomas
11 Nov 2009
Interview with Dr Sharon Thomas, Healthcare & Life Science Specialist, Welsh Assembly Government, one of the original BioWales team and the Brokerage event organiser.
£10 million puts Wales at the forefront of arthritis research
10 Nov 2009
A major new research centre is bringing together world-leading experts to tackle arthritis and develop new treatments for the millions of people suffering from the condition.
