MDMC Annual Conference 2024

Join us at the Medical Device Manufacturing Centre (MDMC) for our highly anticipated 3rd Annual Conference! This exclusive event brings together key players from the industry, NHS, and academia for dynamic discussions on the cutting-edge services shaping the life sciences and healthcare sector.

Explore unique insights into NHS and Scottish government initiatives, discover the innovative services offered by MDMC, and stay ahead with the latest advancements from industry leaders.

Whether you're seeking the newest MedTech updates or valuable tips for business growth, seize this unparalleled opportunity to network with fellow professionals, companies, and stakeholders within the vibrant Scottish life sciences and healthcare community.

There will be opportunity for attendees attend lab tours to view equipment which can be accessed through the MDMC, including state-of-the-art equipment in large analytical facilities and individual items in research laboratories.

Interested in Exhibiting or Presenting a Poster?

Unlock unparalleled networking at the conference! Secure your spot for exhibiting with our first-come, first-served basis.

Academics can showcase their research through our dynamic poster exhibition opportunity.

Please select the exhibitors or poster ticket on checkout.

About MDMC

The mission of the MDMC is to provide expert advice on manufacturing engineering, regulatory issues and funding, coupled with technically supported access to manufacturing facilities, to assist companies in the translation of medical device concepts in their journey to clinical trials. Services provided by the MDMC are free of charge to SMEs, with priority to Scottish companies at all times.

Headquartered at Heriot-Watt University, the MDMC is a consortium of 5 universities funded by Scottish Enterprise. The Centre offers medical device development and manufacture in Scotland, providing companies with an enabling step towards first-in-patient-studies.

Host or Publisher "Supporting bus innovation from new product concept to commercialisation"