Thinkershub invites all participants around the world to attend world biotechnology conference (Thinkershub Bio 2017), that will be organized by Thinkershub organisation during 18-20 September 2017, London, United Kingdom.

Type of sessions

• Keynote Presentations

• Oral Presentations

• Symposia

• Workshops

• Poster sessions

Aim of the conference:

• To discuss the advancing knowledge and latest techniques in fields of biomedicine, crop improvement, renewable chemicals, polymer biotechnology, synthetic biology, novel enzymes, food ingredients, biofuels, environmental protection/remediation, biopharmaceuticals and biopesticide production.

• Sharing of scientific knowledge and experience in all areas of biotechnology and related scientific fields.

• Strengthening and expanding the human network of all involved in this field in Europe, USA, Asia, UK, Sweden and globally.

• Providing opportunities for young researchers for their professional development.

• Identify knowledge gaps that need to be filled, providing a forum for scientific exchanges on recent advances in biotech research.

• Global voice - To bring solidarity and cooperation across the profession in collaboration with other stakeholders.

We believe these objectives can be achieved through disseminating workshops, symposiums and open discussion forums happening at our Thinkershub Bio2017 Conference.

Biotechnology:
Biotechnology has emerged through strategic interactions between science and engineering. Biotechnology involves manipulation and engineering, which leads to useful products that can be used in medicine, agriculture, industry, or environmental control.

Biotechnology applications market is divided into biopharmacy, bioservices, bioagriculture and bioindustrial. Biotechnology market has been segmented into fermentation, tissue regeneration, PCR technology, nanobiotechnology, chromatography, DNA sequencing, cell based assay and others. Total Global Biotechnology market will reach a value worth of USD 414.5 billion by the end of 2017.

The Challenges and Benefits of Biotechnology
The world’s population is expected increase from its current 6.7 billion to over 9 billion by 2050., which leads to more demand for food, clothes, homes, medical facilities and energy. Biotechnology will provide solutions to disease, hunger, pollution and global warming. Biotechnology also helps people and our planet by developing medical treatments for diseases, by creating new renewable fuels that reduce the fossil fuels use and by producing innovative technologies that protect our global environment.

Increasing Food Security
We need to more than double our current agricultural production levels in order to feed a population of that size. In order to sustainably feed the world, we need to develop farming methods that are environmentally kind and can survive with climate change while increasing the wellbeing of farmers. Agricultural technologies have a number of benefits, including reduced insecticide use, reduced erosion, increased tolerance to environmental disasters such as droughts and floods, and improved nutritional composition that can supplement diets of farmers around the world.

Energy Crisis
Energy demand is projected to grow by 50% by 2025. Majority of energy is currently derived from fossils fuels, a limited, non-renewable and polluting resource. Switching to biofuels for transportation needs would reduce energy dependency on oil imports and could boost rural development, providing farmers with an additional source of income.

Biotechnology will help in developing specific high-yielding energy crops, the impact, efficiency and sustainability of biorefinery facilities which also decrease the cost of biofuels. Biofuels can replace 30% of current transportation energy needs in an environmentally responsible way without affecting global food production with new technology developments

Devastating Diseases
Biotechnologies, and other biomedical innovations, are likely to lead to the production of new and improved vaccines, diagnostics as well as treatments with which to tackle disease. Biotechnology will help improve the understanding of disease, disease pathology, epidemiology, and vector control.

Biotechnology has opened the door to the discovery and development of new types of human therapeutics. Biotechnology medicines already treat or help prevent heart attacks, stroke, multiple sclerosis, leukemia, hepatitis, congestive heart failure, lymphoma, kidney cancer, cystic fibrosis, and other diseases.

Sustainability is vital as we progress into the future. Biotechnology will help in building a Sustainable World.

London: Global Knowledge Hub as Venue for our conferences
London is a centre for academic excellence. London is the second most visited city in the world. International students come from over 200 different nations, making London a global vibrant and diverse city. Over 70 Nobel Prize laureates have studied or worked at London universities. There are over 45 universities in London, including top multi-faculty universities and world-class specialist institutions. Universities in London have a combined research income of over £500 million ($820 million).

Thinkershub is global startup, newly emerged and fast growing organisation to provide globally accessible domain where researchers, innovators, companies and citizen can publish, exchange ideas, discuss, find and reuse each other datas for research, innovation and educational purposes. Thinkershub promotes publishing journals, skill development programs, creating research awareness in underdeveloped nations and organizing international conferences related to Arts, Culture, Agriculture, Food, Business, Economy, Energy, Environment, Climate, Health, Medicine, Science and Technology to enhance the research developments for faster innovations to overcome global challenges .

Thinkershub conferences are with finest services, facilities, designed and operated to provide speakers, delegates to deliver highest quality environment. World Biotechnology conference is one of the inaugural thinkershub conferences organised in global venues to build a collaborative relationship between different entities to work toward shared objective of creating sustainable world.