BioMedical Asia 2008

Featuring 6 conferences, 2 summits and 5 workshops, BioMedical Asia 2008 is the ONLY biomedical event in Asia offering you an unparalleled opportunity to meet and network with over 1,000 biomedical scientists and executives from different parts of the biomedical industry value chain.

Supported by regional bodies such as A*STAR, Bio*One Singapore, EDB Singapore and the Singapore Tourism Board, this is Asia’s most prestigious biomedical event of the year.

For more information or to register, please call on +65 6322 2710 / 700 or visit the website at www.biomedicalasia.com

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