Connecting European expertise with local ecosystem actors The program brought together European IP Helpdesk representatives and local innovation ecosystem experts, including Bruna Paušić, Gabrijela Radić, and Tamara Čolić Milosavljević, European IP Helpdesk Ambassador and representative of the University of Belgrade. Sessions explored the practical use of intellectual property

BIO4 Campus attended Swiss Biotech Day 2026 in Basel, where discussions covered areas directly relevant to what BIO4 is building: AI-driven drug discovery, liquid biopsy applications in oncology, lab automation and virtual simulation, clinical R&D infrastructure, and cross-border partnerships connecting Europe with Asian markets. The startup pitches showcased

At the ChemInno 2026 conference in Belgrade on May 5, a BIO4 Campus representative took part as a panelist in the opening session, highlighting the importance of stronger connections between science, technology, and industry. The discussion emphasized the role of integrated innovation ecosystems in advancing life sciences —

BIO4 Campus attended the SDG Investment Fair 2026 at UN Headquarters in New York, organized in association with the Global Investors for Sustainable Development (GISD) Alliance. The three-day event brought together stakeholders working at the intersection of sustainable finance, development impact, and private capital mobilization — from

The Ministry of Environmental Protection has informed the public of the decision that an environmental impact assessment is required for the project of constructing the BIO4 Scientific Research Campus in the Belgrade settlement of Kumodraž. The same decision also determined the scope and content of the documentation for

BIO4 Campus attended the European Digital HealthTech Conference 2026 in Luxembourg, organized by Luxinnovation GIE, where discussions centered on questions shaping the future of healthcare and biotech in Europe. Conversations focused on the implementation of the EU AI Act and the proposed Biotech Act, and what both could

BIO4 Campus attended BIO-Europe Spring 2026 in Lisbon, one of Europe's key partnering events for the biotech industry. Over three days, the BIO4 team held meetings with companies, research organizations, and potential partners, focusing on concrete collaboration opportunities and positioning BIO4 within the international biotech landscape. From

BIO4 Campus participated in the Global Medical Equipment Plaza 2026 (GMEP 2026), held in Seoul, Republic of Korea, from March 19–20. The BIO4 representative attended as part of the Serbian delegation, organized by the Korean Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA). GMEP 2026 is one of Korea's largest specialized exhibitions

BIO4 Campus and the National Center for Biotechnology (NCB) in Astana, Kazakhstan, signed a Memorandum of Understanding on February 26 in Astana. NCB implements research and development in biotechnology, biological safety, and ecology, serving as a hub for education, partnership development, and cross-disciplinary research in life sciences and

BIO4 Campus presented the Industry Relations (IR) Team initiative to faculty deans, institute directors, and delegated TTO representatives from across the ecosystem. The IR Team will be launched through a public call and is designed to serve as a structured connecting point between science and industry within the