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BioIndustry Association Trip

Liverpool Life Science students who are part of the Bionow Mentoring Scheme were treated to a range of great sessions at the BioIndustry Association (BIA) conference at St George’s Hall this week.
BioIndustry Association Trip
BioIndustry Association Trip

The event consisted of students networking with representatives from the bioprocessing industry, exploring the work of early careers researchers, and discussing apprenticeship opportunities with Cell and Gene Therapy Catapult. Students particularly loved trying out the Resilience Immersive VR to develop skills in medicine manufacturing. Thank you to all involved, but particularly Kate Barclay, for taking the time to arrange the sessions and for showing us around. What a great experience for the students and staff who thoroughly enjoyed it.

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