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• As a member of the Alliance for Human Relevant Science, the Institute of Bio-Sensing Technology, calls for a fresh approach to biomedical research and drug discovery. In the released White paper ‘Accelerating the Growth of Human Relevant Life Sciences in the United Kingdom’, the Alliance calls for support from the Government to assist businesses in the transition to NAMs by providing supportive infrastructure, strategic funding, education, collaboration between industries and regulatory engagement. Read the White Paper summary document and the full paper.
• Scientists develop machine that transforms dirty water into drinkable supply. Testing has begun at UWE Bristol on a portable purification system that could bring clean drinking water to areas of the world without reliable access to a safe supply. For more on this story ...
• A UWE Bristol based spinout company has been established to develop a new diagnostic medical device to help detect bowel disorders at a very early stage. Nidor Diagnostics Limited, of which UWE Bristol is a founding shareholder, have created a device, named Inform™, that can detect chemicals (volatile organic compounds) in patient samples, in order to diagnose and monitor a range of medical conditions such as cancers and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). For more on this story ...

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IBST is a member of Medilink South West, the region’s life science industry network.


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IBST is a member of the Health & Life Sciences Sector Group.

Our purpose is to engage with local life sciences, health and social care organisations to explore areas that could be developed to promote the health and life sciences business sector in the West of England LEP region.

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Welcome to the Institute of Bio-Sensing Technology

Bio-sensing technologies are of increasing importance in healthcare, agri-food, environmental and security sectors, and this is reflected in the continued growth of global markets for such technologies.

The Institute of Bio-Sensing Technology (IBST), the first of its type in the UK, aims to develop academic/industrial partnerships to address the technological challenges posed by each of these sectors - from the development of novel technology for detection and measurement of biological systems to the integration of biological systems into novel sensing technology.
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