The future of biomanufacturing

The future of biomanufacturing

James Kennedy, technology analyst at IDTechEx, explores how the global shift away from fossil-based systems is driving momentum for the bioeconomy as a more sustainable and circular alternative.

Strengthening Biomanufacturing Talent Development in BC - Science in Vancouver

The University of British Columbia’s School of Biomedical Engineering (SBME) is partnering to launch a new hands-on training opportunity in biomanufacturing that will help students gain practical skills for careers in B.C.’s rapidly growing biotechnology and life sciences sector. For the first time, students in SBME’s Introduction to Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing training program will be offered a hands-on learning option at the new BC Biomanu…

Canada’s Biomanufacturing Sector Faces 16,000-Worker Talent Gap - Tech Talent Canada

Canada’s growing ambitions to lead in vaccine and biologics manufacturing face a serious bottleneck: a shortage of skilled workers. According to two new reports from the Canadian Alliance for Skills and Training in Life Sciences (CASTL), the country is on track to face a shortfall of 16,000 biomanufacturing workers by 2029—part of a broader 65,000-person […] The post Canada’s Biomanufacturing Sector Faces 16,000-Worker Talent Gap appeared first …