Showing posts with label microfluidics; Boston; British Consulate General; CfBI. Show all posts
Showing posts with label microfluidics; Boston; British Consulate General; CfBI. Show all posts

Thursday, 11 June 2015

FDA Keynote at Microfluidics Consortium Open Day in Boston June 25

The MF6 Microfluidics consortium is delighted to have won a keynote address from Yun-Fu Hu , deputy director of the FDA at the consortium's open day in Boston on June 25th.

Dr Hu will be leading a Q & A session afterwards around opportunities to accelerate the uptake of microfluidics innnovation in healthcare applications such as diagnostics, screening, genomics and regenerative medicine.

For details and registration please visit http://www.cfbi.com/mf55landingpage.htm (and refresh your browser to get the latest version of these regularly changing pages)

Saturday, 14 December 2013

MF5 Microfluidics Consortium to visit San Diego Feb 6 & 7

The second meeting of the MF5 Microfluidics Consortium will take place in San Diego on Feb 6 & 7.

The MF5 consortium is a group of 20 companies including: Philips, Janssen, Sony, Dolomite, Micronit, JSR Micro and IMT  from across Europe and USA with a shared mission to grow the market for microfluidics enabled products and services.

In San Diego the consortium will be hosted by UCSD and by Illumina. There will be a special "meet MF5" session on Feb 7 for organisations which are interested in joining the consortium

For further information please contact Peter Hewkin on cel@cfbi.com

Tuesday, 3 April 2012

CfBI in the USA .. Microfluidics Consortium MF4 expands Stateside

The Centre for Business Innovation (CfBI) is pleased to announce that its Microfluidics Consortium will be hosted by Johnson and Johnson at their global HQ in New Brunswick on May 17th. Following this we will be organizing on May 18th an Open Day in Cambridge MA (Hosted by the British Consulate General) with the objective to promoting our member thinking and offerings to an invited audience of non members. Beyond this we plan to hold meetings of the Microfluidics Consortium in equal measure in Europe and in North America in order to match the landscape of research and development in the rapidly developing field of microfluidics.

This new initiative is encouraged by recent new member wins in Noth America including: Diba Industries, International Copper Organisation, Johnson and Johnson, Tecan and the National Research Council of Canada.

For more information visit:

http://www.cfbi.com/index_files/mf34landingpage.htm
http://www.cfbi.com/MF4.pdf

or contact ceo@cfbi.com