Conference

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TBA

Life Sciences Conference

Now in its second year, Scotland’s Life Sciences Conference returns with an expanded programme designed to spark collaboration, share insight, and tackle the most pressing topics shaping the sector’s future.

This year’s themes, Commercialisation: From Discovery to Delivery and Integrating AI into Life Sciences, will bring together leaders, innovators, and investors to explore how science moves from breakthrough to impact, and how technology is redefining what’s possible in health and life sciences.

The conference will begin midday with a networking lunch, offering an opportunity for attendees to connect. Following this, we will dive into a series of insightful presentations and panel discussions, where industry leaders and experts will explore these critical topics in depth.

Starts at

12:00

Thursday 12 March 2026

Cambridge Suite @Doubletree Hilton

Glasgow Central

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Why should I attend?

Scotland’s Life Sciences Conference is the premier gathering for anyone looking to stay ahead in the rapidly evolving life sciences sector. Whether you are a researcher, entrepreneur, investor, or policy-maker, this conference offers a unique opportunity to:

  • Connect with leading figures across academia, industry, and investment.

  • Gain insights into the latest breakthroughs, regulatory trends, and market opportunities.

  • Explore how emerging technologies like AI are transforming discovery, development, and delivery in life sciences.

  • Discover pathways to commercialisation and investment that can accelerate your projects from lab to market.

What will I gain from attending?

Attending the conference will leave you equipped with knowledge, connections, and inspiration to drive impact in your work. You will:

  • Learn actionable strategies for turning scientific innovation into viable, market-ready solutions.

  • Engage directly with investors and partners, opening doors for collaboration and funding.

  • Understand the regulatory and technological landscape shaping the future of health and life sciences.

  • Take part in discussions that challenge assumptions, spark new ideas, and highlight emerging opportunities.

  • Return to your organisation with insights and connections that can influence strategy, innovation, and growth.

Who should attend?

    • Innovators

    • Industry Leaders

    • Academia

    • University Spin-offs

    • Investors

    • Entrepreneurs

    • Policy Makers

    • Start Ups

Programme

1200

Networking Lunch

1300

Introduction

1315

Keynote Speaker

1400

Panel Session:

Commercialisation: From Discovery to Delivery