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5th Annual Conference

Industrial Biotechnology for a Sustainable Future

WEDNESDAY 30TH – THURSDAY 31ST JANUARY 2019TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION CENTRE, GLASGOW

Welcome

Dear Delegate,

I’d like to personally welcome each of you to IBioIC’s 5th Annual Conference, IB for a Sustainable Future. This is our first conference since launching our Phase II Business Plan in September 2018 and we are excited by the challenges that the future holds for us and our members over the next five years. This conference is a perfect opportunity to make new contacts, share ideas, successes and challenges and learn about the latest developments in the both the Scottish and UK IB scene.

Over the next two days, you’ll hear from industry leaders, public sector and academic experts who will highlight their ideas, knowledge and experience within their fields, as well as attend thought provoking plenary sessions full of exciting announcements on future plans which are set to take place within the sector in 2019.

As IBioIC’s conference has grown, so have the various events and activities taking place around it. This year, we have brought all of these activities together as the IBioIC Annual Conference “Fringe”. Alongside our regular 1-2-1 partnering opportunities, we are offering delegates the opportunity to arrange on-site meetings with a range of investors via our partnering app, attend the Networking Breakfast for delegates interested in Wood Biorefinery, attend a National Physical Laboratory workshop on Wednesday afternoon, and the SCI Charles Tennant Memorial Lecture, which will be given this year by Ingenza’s Dr Ian Fotheringham, after Thursday’s closing plenary.

We will also be hosting the first meeting of the BBSRC Phase II NIBBs after their introduction at Thursday’s morning plenary. It’s a packed programme and I would urge you to review the schedule of conference and “fringe” events taking place over the next two days to make sure you take full advantage of the opportunities on offer. Our exhibition and poster area will once again be central to the event. With even more exhibition stands and poster displays on both floors of the exhibition area this year, this is a fantastic opportunity to find out more on what’s going on in the world of IB.

Before I close, I’d like to thank each of you for attending our conference and bringing your expertise to our gathering. You have the vision, the knowledge, the wherewithal and the experience to help us pave our way into the future. You are truly our greatest asset today and tomorrow, and we could not accomplish what we do without your support and leadership. Throughout this conference, I ask you to stay engaged, keep proactive and help us shape the future of industrial biotechnology.

Roger Kilburn CEO - IBioIC

Our Sponsors & Supporters

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TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION CENTRE

The VenueThe exhibition will be on Level 2 and Level 3 outside the main auditorium

LEVEL 2 FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 3 FLOOR PLAN

EXHIBITORS LEVEL 3

22. The Royal Society of Edinburgh - Enterprise Fellowships

23. CSS/LSS24. Horiba25. Vector Builder26. NNFCC27. CPI28. PCR Biosystems29. FujiFilm Diosynth Biotechnologies30. Aquila Biolabs31. Glasgow Polyomics32. Thermo Fisher Scientific

EXHIBITORS LEVEL 2

1. Scottish Water2. Imperial College London3. Heriot Watt University4. Bouygues5. Bioprocess Engineering Services6. PNO Consultants7. Infors8. Catax9. BioVale10. Scottish Enterprise11. The Antibody Company12. BMG LABTECH Ltd13. Strathclyde University14. Robert Gordon University15. Broadley James16. Keit Spectrometers17. YSI - Xylem18. Sartorius19. University of Edinburgh20. Xanthella21. Applikon

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Wi-Fi

Wi-Fi access is available throughout the building and the University campus free of charge.

Delegates can connect to the internet using the TIC Conference wifI. Password to connect: Anderson

Social Media

Join the conversation! Follow us @IBioIC and keep up to date with the event using #IBioIC19

Photographer/Videographer

During the conference, there will be both a photographer and videographer present capturing various elements of the event. By entering this event site you agree to being filmed or photographed which may be used for marketing or promotional purposes. If you do not want to be filmed or photographed you must let us know when you arrive.

Partnering

If you would like to step away from the crowds and meet with contacts new and old, conference rooms 4 & 5 on Level 3 have been set up to provide a space to do so during all breaks.

Meetings should be arranged in advance using ibioic.meeting-mojo.com

Cloakroom

There is a storage area on Level 2 at the left hand side of the exhibition area for luggage, coats and umbrellas. Please note that items are left

in this area at the owners’ risk. IBioIC accepts no responsibility for any property lost, stolen or damaged.

Fire Evacuation

Should you hear the fire alarm please exit via the nearest stairwell. All delegates should congregate at the evacuation point at Shuttle Street and await further instruction.

Conference Dinner

Day 1 concludes with an informal networking dinner.

Taking place at Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum guests will be welcomed at 7.30pm with a drinks reception and a delicious three course meal.

Delegates attending the dinner MUST have booked and paid for their attendance in advance and should wear their conference badge upon arrival.

The Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum is a 15 minute drive from the conference venue. IBioIC have organised return coaches leaving the conference venue promptly at 7.00pm. To secure a space on the bus, you must make a booking with the events team. Advance bookings made by Monday 28th January are charged at £7.50, thereafter £10.00. If however, you would prefer to travel by taxi, we recommend:

Glasgow Taxis: 0141 429 7070

Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum Argyle Street Glasgow G3 8AG

General Information Our MSc students need you!Can your company offer an interesting work placement to our cohort of MSc students between May – July 2019? If so, we’d love to hear from you!

The benefits to you:• Access free of charge, the energy and

enthusiasm of a young, motivated MSc student looking to learn about your company

• Undertake that investigative piece of work that’s still waiting to get started using the students knowledge, skills & experience

• Motivate employees by involving them in the industrial placement to act in a management role

• Identify potential future hires and help to support a pipeline of talent for the IB industry

“We find having new people in the lab is always positive, getting access to expertise and knowledge and finding out different perspectives to research problems. The results that the MSc students have provided have been very useful for our business.”

CELLUCOMP, IBIOIC INDUSTRIAL PARTNER

All this experience and knowledge that I gained this year helped me in my career path in the science field and right after the end of my placement I had a job offer by one of the world’s largest clinical laboratory services provider.

VASILIKI GEORGAKI, IBIOIC MSC STUDENT 2017-18

To find our more, contact our Skills Team on 0141 574 5376 or email: [email protected]


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PROGRAMME Wednesday 30th January 2019

10.00 – 11.00 Sponsored by NCIMB Registration and Coffee Foyer

Session 1 (Plenary): IB for a Sustainable Future

11.00 – 12.30 Supported by Scottish Enterprise HOST: Lesley RiddochProf Sir Jim McDonald, University of StrathclydeSteve Bagshaw, FUJIFILM Diosynth BiotechnologiesJonathan Hoare, BEISKevin O’Connor, University College Dublin Kathryn Sheridan, Sustainability Consult

Auditorium

12.30 – 14.00 Sponsored by GSK Lunch Foyer

1-2-1Partnering

Session 2: Established Supply Chains

14.00 – 15.30 Distilling/BrewersSponsored by Glenmorangie

CHAIR: Alan Kennedy, DiageoIan Archer, IBioICNik Willoughby, Horizon ProteinsEve Bird, Celtic RenewablesCharlotte Lilley, University of EdinburghHamish Torrie, GlenmorangieSeb Jubeau, Xanthella

Audtiorium A

Circular Economy Sponsored by EuropaBio

CHAIR: Louise McGregor, Zero Waste ScotlandSarah Hickingbottom, BiovaleCharlie Bavington & Karen Schofield Seal, Oceanium Douglas Martin, MiAlgaeChristine Edwards, Robert Gordon UniversityJan Mumme, Carbogenics

Auditorium B

Blue BiotechSponsored by SAMS

CHAIR: Dougie McKenzie, XanthellaMichele Stanley, SAMSRyan Taylor, CuanTecMike Bland, Marine ScotlandMorven Cameron, MaximarDavid Mackie, MBLAlison Hughes, Xanthella

Auditorium C

15.30 – 16.00 Sponsored byBiocatalysts

Foyer

Session 3: Emerging Supply Chains

16.00 – 17.30 Value Chains in BioprocessingSupported by Scottish Enterprise

CHAIR: Stuart West, Biocatalysts Matthew Hodges, Oxford BiotransKate Duncan - University of StrathclydeDiego Oyarzan - University of EdinburghJoan Cortada Garcia, University of Glasgow

Auditorium A

Carbon capture, renewable chemicals and energy Sponsored by ETP

CHAIR: Chris GoodallLynda Mitchell, ALIenergyWill Cannon - CrodaBob Tooze - DrochaidAlex Conradie Uni of Nottingham Tim Dumenil, Pale Blu Dot

Auditorium B

Wood BiorefiningSponsored by the Forestry Commission Scotland

CHAIR: Anna von Schenk, Nina innovationCHAIR: Niklas Berglin, Nina InnovationRob Elias, The BioComposites CentreAndy Leitch, FCSIlona Liukkonen, ST1Matti Heikkila, MetgenEd Wilson, Nova PangeaMiranda Lindsay-Fynn Bio-SepRop Zoetemeyer, Biobased Delta

Auditorium C

17.30 - 19.00 Civic Reception Civic Reception courtesy of The Rt Hon The Lord Provost of Glasgow

Refreshments and Networking

19.30 - 23.00 Sponsored by Highlands and Islands Enterprise Dinner

PROGRAMME Thursday 31st January 2019Session 4: Funding Landscape

09.00 - 10.45 Funding LandscapeBBSRC NIBB Phase II

CHAIR: Julia Brown, SE Ivan McKee, Minister for Trade, Investment and InnovationDavid Newman, BBIA Simon Masters, UKRI Saul Purton, Phyconet (Algae-UK)Michele Stanley, Biomass Biorefinery Network Nigel Minton, Carbon Recycling (CCNet) Nigel Robinson, Elements of Bioremediation, Biomanufacturing & Bioenergy (E3B)Sonia Heaven, Environmental Biotechnology Network (EBNet)Ian Graham, High Value Biorenewables (HVB) Network

Auditorium

1-2-1Partnering

10.45 - 11.30 Refreshments and Networking Foyer

Session 5: Established Supply Chains

11.30 - 13.00 Distilling / Brewers Sponsored by Glenmorangie

CHAIR: Alan Kennedy, DiageoIan Archer, IBioICNik Willoughby, Horizon ProteinsEve Bird, Celtic RenewablesCharlotte Lilley, University of EdinburghHamish Torrie, GlenmorangieSeb Jubeau, Xanthella

Audtiorium A

Circular Economy Sponsored by EuropaBio

CHAIR: Louise McGregor, Zero Waste ScotlandSarah Hickingbottom, BiovaleCharlie Bavington & Karen Schofield Seal, OceaniumDouglas Martin, MiAlgaeChristine Edwards, Robert Gordon UniversityJan Mumme, Carbogenics

Auditorium B

Blue BiotechSponsored by SAMS

CHAIR: Dougie McKenzie, XanthellaMichele Stanley, SAMSRyan Taylor, CuanTecMike Bland, Marine ScotlandMorven Cameron, MaximarDavid Mackie, MBLAlison Hughes, Xanthella

Auditorium C

13.00 - 14.00 Lunch Foyer

Session 6: Showcase

14.00 - 15.00 Spotlight on the PhD programme CHAIR: Frank SargentEllis Robb, IngenzaErini Xemantilotou, Enzymes BiofuelsEfrain Zarazua-Arvizu, Biologics, Enzyme ProductionMartina Duate, Whisky productionAnton Puzerjov, Bioprocessing, Food and ChemicalsMarcus Price, University of EdinburghAnnemette Kjeldsen, University of Glasgow

Auditorium A

Members’ ShowcaseSponsored by Fujifilm

CHAIR: David Robertson, 3f BioJen Vanderhoven, FUJIFILM Diosynth Biotechnologies Sam Kerr, Advanced Microwave TechnologiesJonathan Speed, Keit SpectrometersMonika Tomecka, uFraction8 LtdAlix Mackay, Alix Mackay MarketingPhilip Bowles, BPE-DS LtdCatherine Wark, BMG Labtech LtdCharles Gordon, BritestLara Nascimento, Sartorius StedimBiotechEvelyn McDonald, Scottish EDGE

Auditorium B

Session 7: IB for a Sustainable Future

15.00 - 15.40 CHAIR: Anne GloverChris Goodall

Auditorium

16.00 16.30 SCI Scotland Group Reception Foyer

16.30 - 18.00 Charles Tennant Memorial Lecture 2019 Dr Ian Fotheringham, Inzenga Ltd Lv 1 Auditorium

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Poster Titles

Take the opportunity to discuss cutting edge research and technology with the poster presenters throughout the event!

Fringe Events

2019 sees a programme of events taking place in and around the conference week. Many of which, are open to our attendees. See our website for details on how to book.

What When Where Open/Closed

The Good, the Bad and the Biotech - PhD Symposium

Tuesday 29 January Insight Institute Open - book via website

BIC PCT Meeting Tuesday 29 January Collins Building12.00 – 17.00 Closed

Next Generation Workforce – Pick your crew

Wednesday 30 January 09.00 - 10.30

TIC Room 3 Open - book via website

Wood Biorefinery Networking Break-fast

Wednesday 30 January

TIC - Room 2 09.30 – 10.30

Open - book via website

Measurement for Industrial Biotech-nology - an event by National Physics Laboratory

Wednesday 30 January

TIC – Room 214.00 – 15.30


Investing in Biotech Wednesday 30 & Thursday 31 January

TIC - Room 3Wednesday 12.30 – 17.30

Thursday 10.45 – 15.00

Open - book meeting via 1-2-1 partnering software, see web-site for info.

NIBBS Meeting Thursday 31 January TIC – Room 216.00 – 16.30 Closed

Charles Tennant Memorial Lecture

Thursday 31 January TIC – basement audi-torium 16.30 - 18.00


Poster Name Description

1 Lucile Chatellard

The treatment of wastewater by algae and bioluminescent bacteria: the challenges and opportunities of this engineered ecosystem

2 Horiba Phil Burnside Single-use pH electrode for cell culture medium monitoring

3 Albagaia Richard Campbell

4 Carbogenics Jan Mumme Use of CreChar to enhance anaerobic digestion of sewage, food and farm waste by mitigating ammonia inhibition and improving fatty acid degradation

5 Jixiang Zhang

The characteristics of agriculture biomass and its use in supply chain optimization

6 ThermoFisher Daniel Merriman

Gas Analysis Mass Spectrometry Applications in Fermentation and Cell Culture Processes

7 Recircle Dennis Goevert

Recircle – A showcase of our recent IBioIC MSc projects

8 Applikon Anthony Borthwick

Vero cell growth and EV71_C4 replication capacity in small-scale customizable single-use bioreactors

9 Scottish EDGE Jack Proctor Scottish EDGE, The UK’s Biggest Small Business Funding Competition

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Posters continued

10 Bio-SEP Miranda Lindsay-Fynn

11 University of Glasgow

Manosh C Paul

Low-carbon Energy from Biomass and Waste through Advanced Gasification

12 SCI Scotland Group

RuAngelie Edrada-Ebel

SCI (Society of Chemical Industry) – where science meets business + An introduction to the Charles Tennant Memorial Lecture

13 University of Edinburgh

Blair Mackie Resource Recovery from Chitosan and Ragworms’ Bioremediation of Waste.

14 Glasgow Clyde College

Keira Geddes HND Industrial Biotechnology at Glasgow Clyde College

15 Heriot Watt University

Steve Euston MARISURF - Novel, Sustainable Marine Bio-Surfactant / Bio-Emulsifiers for Commercial Exploitation

16 Heriot Watt University

Steve Euston Functional Characterisation of Surface-Active Molecules Produced by Marine Bacteria

17 University of Strathclyde

Anna Birke Development of Streptomyces strains to utilise sustainable feedstocks in fermentations

18 University of Abertay

Martina Daute

Exploiting yeast diversity in Scotch Whisky fermentation to improve the production performance and flavour

19 University of Edinburgh

Anton Puzurjov

A synthetic biology approach to engineering novel commercial variants of the cyanobacterial pigment protein C- phycocyanin

20 Miklos Gyalai-Korpos

Development of multipurpose bioelectrochemical sensors and their application in wastewater characterization

21 Robert Gordon University

Cherry Wainwright

The IBioIC Tree Extractives Database (ITED)

22 BPE Andy Stevenson

Continuous reactor modelling – Selecting the best reactor system for a variety of applications.

23 BPE Andy Stevenson

Cell disruption and homogenisation – Technology selection and the economic evaluation of equipment investment options.

24 SAMS Cecilia Biancacci

Establishment Of A Tumbling Cultivation System For Osmundea pinnatifida

25 ASLEE/ENBIO Carole Shellcock

ENBIO - Energy and the BioEconomy

26 Edinburgh Complex Fluids Partnership

Susan Direito

The Edinburgh Complex Fluids Partnership

27 University of Glasgow

Joan Cortada Garcia

Real-Time Mass Spectrometry for Fermentation Analysis and Optimisation

28 University of Strathclyde

Hannah Rankin

Evaluating marine microalgae as a source of antibiotics

29 University of Manchester

James Marshall

A high-throughput screen to identify novel Imine Reductases

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Charles Tennant Memorial Lecture 2019Adapt, Survive and Thrive... how biotech companies can learn from nature, Dr Ian Fotheringham, Ingenza LtdThursday 31 January, University of Strathclyde, ScotlandOrganised by SCI’s Scotland Group

Book today! Free registrationE: [email protected]: +44 (0)20 7598 1561

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About the speakerIan Fotheringham received a PhD in Molecular Biology from the University of Glasgow, UK, in 1986. He then joined the NutraSweet division of Monsanto in Chicago, USA, before developing large scale bioprocesses with NSC Technologies and Great Lakes Fine Chemicals. In 2003 he co-founded Ingenza, a leading Industrial Biotechnology and Synthetic Biology company, with an extensive and unique range of proprietary enabling technologies in microbial strain and cell line improvement, fermentation and bioprocess development.

SynopsisFor centuries Industrial Biotechnology has been used to employ micro-organisms to manufacture products such as fermented foods and drinks. With the increased ability to systematically engineer the genetics and biochemistry of biological systems, particularly microbes, we have the potential to meet a vast range of growing human needs, from competitive, sustainable manufacturing to combating anti-microbial resistance and helping to meet future food and energy requirements.

The seminar will describe Ingenza’s harmonising of chemo-enzymatic chemical synthesis and scalable biomanufacturing with biotechnology tools that aim to address blood coagulation disorders, antimicrobial peptide discovery and novel medical devices and diagnostics.

RegistrationAttendance to this event is free of charge, however places are limited. Please register today at www.soci.org/events.

Thanks to:

We would also like to thank all of the service providers for their assistance in making this event happen including:

• Conferencing & Events team at the University of Strathclyde

• University of Strathclyde Estates Services, Residence and Catering, Information Services and Print Services.

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