BioWednesday: What is shaping the 2030 Life Science future and what is the role of real estate in supporting ecosystems over coming years?

***Registration for this event is now closed, for information on how to register please email laurabacchus@onenucleus.com***

During our BioWednesday, Sue Foxley, Research Director at Bidwells, will discuss current and future real estate requirements in the life science sector given emerging scientific and technological advances. This will be considered in the context of the current market provision and challenges for companies seeking business space to operate and grow.

We will follow with a panel discussion on what factors will play a role in shaping the 2030 vision of Life Science ecosystems, including the role that real estate developers will play in determining the space that companies might choose.

Programme:

17.30 – Arrival and registration

17.45 – Presentation
Life Sciences 2030, Sue Foxley, Research Director, Bidwells

18.00 – Panel Discussion: What Factors are Shaping the 2030 Life Sciences Future?
Sue Foxley, Research Director, Bidwells
Douglass Cuff, Vice President of UK Real Estate, IQHQ
Roz Bird, CEO, AIPLLP, Norwich Research Park
Michael Chen, Co-Founder and CEO, Nuclera Nucleics Ltd
Robert Tansley, Partner, Cambridge Innovation Capital plc

19.00 - Networking and Light Refreshments

20.00 - Close

Hybrid Meeting Format

This session is being run in-person at Bidwells (Cambridge) and streamed via Teams. Sign up now and we will be in touch with you post registration to confirm your preference for attendance in-person at Bidwells (Cambridge) or online.
 

For information, this BioWednesday is being streamed into BioCity, Glasgow and Norwich Research Park. To attend in-person at these locations, please email the following contacts:

BioCity, Glasgow - andrew.carnegie@sampled.com
Norwich Research Park- farrel.okeeffe@norwichresearchpark.com

Prices

One Nucleus members: Free
Non-Members: £50 + VAT
Academics: please contact alicia@onenucleus.com