A delegation of 20 local Western Australian biomedical companies and organisations will showcase health and medical life sciences at this year's AusBiotech conference.

The WA delegation comprised of over 40 representatives of the biomedical sector will be led by Science Minister Stephen Dawson and travel to Melbourne to attend the conference from 30 October to 1 November.

AusBiotech is a forum where Australian and international industry leaders discuss the latest research, technologies, challenges and market access strategies across biotech, medtech and agri-tech.

Attracting more than 1,500 delegates from across the country and around the world, the conference offers a platform to highlight Western Australia’s health and medical life sciences sector to a global audience.

Local companies and organisations will also be showcased at a WA booth on the conference floor supported by the Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation.

Meet the 2024 delegation:

• Argenica Therapeutics: Developing novel therapeutics for brain injuries.

• BlinkLab: Digital diagnostic for neurodevelopment.

• ChemCentre: WA’s premier chemical science laboratory.

• DUG: High-performance computing and storage service.

• INSiGENe: Computational services and drug discovery tools.

• iyarn: Consumer and Community Involvement software.

• Life Sciences WA: WA Life Sciences Industry Association.

• Linear Clinical Research: Australia’s premier clinical trial site.

• Lixa: Antimicrobial resistance therapies.

• Neurotologix: Remote patient monitoring for dizziness and vertigo.

• Orthocell: Novel solutions to regenerate mobility.

• Pawsey: High-performance computing for research.

• Proteomics International: Novel diagnostics and analytical services.

• Reliis: Drug development company.

• Resonance Health: Imaging CRO and Clinical Site Services.

• The Department of Health: Managing health services for Western Australians

• The Kids Research Institute Australia: Medical Research Institute.

• The Perron Institute: Medical Research Institute.

• The University of Western Australia: Biomedical and health training, research and innovation.

• WA Life Sciences Innovation Hub: Connecting the biomedical industry in WA.

Find out more information about the WA delegation on the AusBioTech 2024: Company Directory webpage.

Published on: 30 October 2024