Programme overview
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Note: the organisation keeps the right to make changes to the programme at any time.
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08:00
CxO breakfast meeting: for CEOs, CFOs, COOs and CBOs active in the life sciences sector
Limited places are available and only to MT members from (R&D) life sciences companies who are attending the conference.
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08:00
Investors forum part 1 - breakfast session -
The investors forum is an exciting opportunity for those companies looking for equity capital and/or partnerships with companies and institutes across the life sciences value chain, from biotech, med tech and pharma companies to financiers and universities. The forum offers excellent opportunities for presenting your company or university to all major Dutch life sciences investors and discuss your business strategy, technology direction and capital-raising plan.
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08:45
Present your company, products, technology or service. Open from 08:45 till 18:30 hours.
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09:30
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10:45
Time for networking and to visit the exhibition and startup corner.
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11:15
Parallel morning sessions
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12:30
Time for networking and to visit the exhibition and startup corner.
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13:30
Paralllel afternoon sessions
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14:45
Time for networking and to visit the exhibition and startup corner.
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15:30
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Announcement winner Investors Forum
The winner of the Investors Forum will be awarded a partnering ticket, national or international, with a total value of EUR 2,500 and will present their pitch.
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Celebration ceremony ´25 years Mibiton´
Already since 1994 the Mibiton Foundation invests in Life Sciences equipment and facilities enabling Dutch SME’s to accelerate their commercial activities. Examples of investments include analytical equipment, first series of medical devices, clean rooms and agro-food production facilities. During the session we will highlight our 25th anniversary.
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Dr. André Kuipers, Astronaut and Ambassador of Earth
´Technology, innovation and medical aspects in space travel´
Being a physician André Kuipers was inspired by the idea of helping humanity to be able to continue its ever growing space travel aspirations. The way in which the human body adapts to the conditions in space has always been intriguing for him. In the field of aerospace medicine André Kuipers was involved in a wide variety of research projects. During his space missions he conducted various medical experiments, in which he himself was the test subject most of the time. From his own experience he tells about the effects of acceleration forces and zero-gravity on the human body. Moreover, the medical aspects of being on board the ISS are discussed: the gym, the defibrillator, psychological issues and radiation as well as the system for air, food and water which are put in place to make life in space possible.
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