2013 Exhibitors
Booths
Bioenginerring Inc. - Booth 312
Bioindustrial Innovation Centre - Booth 323-327
Carbohydrate Valley - City of Port Colborne - Booth 119
Innovation et Developpement Economique Trois-Rivieres - Booth 319
Iowa Economic Development Authority - Booth 205
Life Science Association of Manitoba - Booth 304
Life Sciences Queensland Ltd (LSQ) - Booth 113
Life Sciences Queensland Ltd is an industry-led Australian organisation, dedicated to working with its Members to promote the concept of a “bioeconomy” and to provide leadership, promotion and growth opportunities for life science firms and organisations that are working to leverage investments already made in the sector in order to achieve a diversified and robust economy.
Ontario's Biomaterials A Team - Booth 103
Queensland University of Technology - Booth 111
The Centre for Tropical Crops and Biocommodities (CTCB) at Queensland University of Technology brings together a unique mix of international expertise in plant biotechnology, biomass process engineering, industrial chemistry and commercialization to create a continuum of research and development from the laboratory through to products. The CTCB is unique with an R&D pipeline from gene discovery through to field demonstration and pilot plant production specializing in tropical crops.
Saskatchewan Bio Sciences - Booth 318
Tabletops
Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. - Tabletop 9
Industrial Biotechnology is the leading, peer-reviewed journal focused on biobased industrial and environmental products and processes. The Journal is the first and longest-running publication to report the science, business, and policy developments of the emerging global bioeconomy, including biobased production of energy and fuels, chemicals, materials, and consumer goods.
United Soybean Board - Tabletop 11
The United Soybean Board is a farmer-funded organization working with industry, academia and government to commercialize soy-based products in foams, plastics, coatings, stains, adhesives, lubricants, solvents, inks, specialty chemical applications and emerging opportunities. Benefits of soy include performance, versatility, cost and a renewable resource. For more information, visit www.soynewuses.org.