EFIB 2023: Industrial Biotechnology for a Sustainable and Resilient Global Europe
Are you ready for the future of industrial biotechnology and the bioeconomy? The European Forum For Industrial Biotechnology & The Bioeconomy (EFIB) is back in 2023, and it promises to be an event you won’t want to miss! With 2 days filled with 1:1 meetings, 12 sessions, and 50+ speakers, EFIB 2023 is set to be a groundbreaking conference shaping the sustainable and resilient future of Europe.
Mark your calendars for the 24th and 25th of October 2023, as EFIB will be hosted in the vibrant city of Rotterdam, the Netherlands. This picturesque city provides the perfect backdrop for the gathering of visionaries, pioneers, and innovators in industrial biotechnology and the bioeconomy.
EFIB serves as a community hub, bringing together researchers, policy makers, regulators, and global organizations to explore and exchange ideas that will drive economic growth and contribute to a greener Europe. As Europe’s primary conference dedicated to the world of industrial biotechnology and the bioeconomy, EFIB has established itself as a catalyst for innovation and sustainable development.
At EFIB 2023, you’ll get the opportunity to connect with like-minded professionals from across the value chain. The conference features a lineup of 50+ speakers who are experts in their fields, ready to share valuable insights into the future of the bioeconomy and biotechnology. Be inspired by the knowledge and experiences of thought leaders as they explore the endless possibilities of industrial biotechnology for Europe and beyond.
Prestigious speakers will be present including, Kristin Schreiber, Director at DG GROW, European Commission, and Dimitri De Vreeze, Co-CEO and CEO of dsm-firmenich. Their expertise and vision will undoubtedly shape the discussions and inspire attendees to envision a more sustainable and prosperous future for Europe.
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