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The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) are hosting a webinar on 31 March from 11:00 – 12:15 BST on the subject of methods research priorities. The virtual event is titled “NICE methods research priorities: Continuing the journey” and attendees can discover more about the various areas the NICE team have expertise in and how their ongoing research…

The reception was held to recognise the vital contributions from life sciences in the response to the pandemic across academia and industry. There was a particular focus on the role that vaccines played but diagnostics was not forgotten! The Chair of the APPG, Chris Green MP, welcomed all of the guests with speeches following from Dame Sarah Gilbert and Professor…

As always, it was fantastic to see so many familiar faces coming by to say hello, and talk about some of the issues facing them, particularly after a couple years of virtual life! IBMS felt bigger and better than ever, with even more exhibitors and talks that any other year. The programme included an all-star cast, with presentations from Lord…

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A Coronavirus Test Device Approvals (#CTDA) update webinar is to take place on Monday 21 March from 11.30 -12.30. Speaking on the call will be Professor Dame Sue Hill and members of the CTDA team with BIVDA and ABHI on the progression of the validation process and what the future direction of it will look like. Agenda points A reminder…

Helen covered how BIVDA worked with the government and members during the pandemic and candidly discussed what could have been better as well as how the approach was flawed and emphasised the need for the lessons learned to change the infrastructure of government pandemic preparedness and to adopt the good practices as a matter of priority. Helen focused on the…