South West Biomedical iNet

A new service for businesses looking to transform ideas into new products and services.

The South West Biomedical iNet (innovation network) is a £2.2 Million European Project that will serve the Biomedical sector, where the sector is defined to cover biotechnology, pharmaceutical and medical technology, food and health technology.

Using European ERDF Competitiveness Funding the iNet covers the South West counties of Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Somerset, Dorset and Devon.

The South West is recognised as having considerable strength within the sector, particularly within higher education and research organisations. The iNet will harness these strengths to benefit both new and existing businesses, leading to business growth and job creation.

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Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg announces £1 billion boost to industry at Bristol & Bath Science Park

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg is today announcing £1 billion additional support for UK businesses at a national conference staged at the Bristol and Bath Science Park. The funding is part of the Regional Growth Fund and takes the total fund to £2.4 billion. Nick Clegg is being joined by Business Secretary Vince Cable and…

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Upcoming Events

Home Health Innovation

2012-05-17 -

Opportunities for assisted living and services for an ageing population When: 6-9pm Thursday 17 May Where: Bath Ventures Innovation Centre, Broad Quay, Bath, BA1 1UD An evening networking event with expert guest speakers on next generation computer systems and technology for the homes and health care of the ageing population. Speakers: Rachel McCrindle – Professor…

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Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg announces £1 billion boost to industry at Bristol & Bath Science Park

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg is today announcing £1 billion additional support for UK businesses at a national conference staged at the Bristol and Bath Science Park. The funding is part of the Regional Growth Fund and takes the total fund to £2.4 billion. Nick Clegg is being joined by Business Secretary Vince Cable and…

South West Biomedical iNet Innovation Awards

  Winners L-R Jeremy Warren, NanoSight; Roland Burns, Advanced Control Research Ltd; Trevor Langley, KWS BioTest Ltd; Mark Moran, Hydrate for Health   SOUTH WEST SUCCESS!! This last year the Biomedical iNet has been supporting innovation across the South West by assisting over 50 companies taking ideas to market and through facilitating collaborations across business…