The Biomanufacturing Hub Network (BioHubNet) kick-off meeting heralds the beginning of a transformative journey supported by the Government of Canada to equip the next generation of researchers for roles in biomanufacturing and the life sciences industry.
About BioHubNet
BioHubNet is an immersive talent development program aimed at producing industry-ready highly qualified personnel (HQP) through comprehensive training initiatives with deep industry engagement. BioHubNet is committed to delivering state-of-the-art training crucial for Canada’s future in biomanufacturing and pandemic preparedness. It offers tailored training programs drawing on the collective expertise of academia, industry, hospitals, and not-for-profit ecosystem. The core of the BioHubNet model is industry-led and industry-relevant credentialled training to meet the skills needed in the biomanufacturing sector combined with experiential learning through internships and residencies. BioHubNet will provide training to a diverse range of HQP, including clinical associates, post-doctoral fellows, graduate students, technicians), focusing on three key thematic areas: precision intervention; process innovation; and health intelligence.
Through BioHubNet’s training, our HQP will gain the skills necessary to operate advanced research infrastructure, conduct cutting-edge research, and think strategically about biomanufacturing and pandemic preparedness.