Event preview: BIO-Europe returns to Hamburg

Supported by regional hosts, the northern Germany biomedical cluster organisation Life Science Nord, the City of Hamburg, and the State of Schleswig-Holstein, BIO-Europe 2019 is expected to bring together 4,400 executives from more than 2,300 life sciences companies from more than 60 countries.

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