in association with CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION
20 March 2012 BRUNEL UNIVERSITY, LONDON
This is a unique opportunity to network with leading academics, technology transfer officers, commercialisation executives, medical device OEMs and clinicians.
The Multidisciplinary Assessment of Technology Centre for Healthcare (
www.match.ac.uk), is the partnership of four leading UK universities – Birmingham, Brunel, Nottingham and Ulster, industry, the NHS and public sector organisations.
The event will focus on the latest cutting edge research, technology and innovation being driven by these four, leading UK medical device universities.
The conference sessions and exhibition will be combined to maximise exhibitor time with the delegates.
Align your business with some of themost innovative, new and next generation medical devices now being researched and watch your business grow.
Reasons to exhibit
• Meet key existing and potential customers • Develop new contacts • Launch new products • Build company profile
• Get involved with new projects being researched and developed at the very beginning
• Build awareness with the Engineers of tomorrow who will be driving the industryforward
BOOK NOW– Space is limited
What’s included in the exhibitor package: • 2 x 3mspace with table-top • One night’s bed and breakfast accommodation for one – with use of spa
• Set-up the night before plus informal networking reception (beer and BBQ) with speakers and other exhibitors
• Entry into the exhibition and conference official catalogue • Entry with hyperlink on the official exhibition and conference web site.
• One person entry into the conference All for just £1,195 +VAT
Email:
events@med-techinnovation.com Tel. +44 (0)1293 710 042
www.med-techinnovationevent.com
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