Formed in 2011 by Christopher Watt and Samuel Thangiah, Life Science Integrates (LSI) brings together Senior Leaders from across the Life Sciences, including industry, academia, government and regulators; providing them with unique opportunities to be part of the conversations that set out the industry’s challenges and identify effective strategies and solutions.
Our purpose is to find novel and engaging ways to bring people together; to discuss, debate and uncover the strategic solutions to their industry’s challenges by creating environments that challenge traditional concepts and enable constructive debate around disruptive innovations, business models and supply chains to ensure that today’s ideas and concepts will become the effective therapies and diagnostics of the future. Ultimately helping to ensure that the Life Science Industry delivers the best possible outcomes for patients and carers.
Life Science Integrates has enabled the conversations that have helped shape our industry today and will set the direction for the future.
PharmaTech Integrates will bring together all the parties to promote, educate and connect the sector to enhance technology adoption in the responsive manufacture of medicines both new and old.
Bringing together pharma and healthcare leaders across the Pharmaceutical pipeline to address their needs, to share insights and create debate on crucial topics that influence the future of patient outcomes.
This year’s conference themes were detection, reflection, and projection. Speakers focused on the sector’s response to the pandemic, lessons learned, and what this means for the future of MedTech.
For many years, medical devices played second fiddle to medicines in the pharmaceutical industry. Their role was to facilitate the use of the “star” products, the drugs.
Together, Nanoform and Celanese will investigate the potential for enabling next-generation drug delivery devices by combining Nanoform’s nanoparticle platform technologies and Celanese’s VitalDose® EVA copolymer delivery technology.
