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Go Circular in Life Science Annual Event 2026

Go Circular in Life Science Annual Event 2026

Knowledge exchange, networking and collaborative formats to advance circular economy in life sciences – together

This event is organised as part of the strategic collaboration between Go Circular in Life Science (GCiLS), the FHNW School of Life Sciences and BaselCircular, within their joint work to further develop the Center of Excellence for Circular Economy in Life Sciences.

The Go Circular in Life Science (GCiLS) Annual Event brings together life sciences companies across the value chain and other relevant stakeholders working on the implementation of circular economy in the life sciences sector. It is a must-attend event for organisations that are actively working on, or exploring, circular solutions in the Swiss life sciences context.

The event combines practical inputs, company-led business cases and interactive formats. Participants exchange experience and work together on concrete topics and challenges, with the shared aim of moving circular economy in life sciences closer to implementation.

  1. Date and Time

    22.6.2026, 13:00–19:00 iCal

  2. Location

    Aula, FHNW Campus Muttenz, Hofackerstrasse 30, 4132 Muttenz

  3. Organiser

    School of Life Sciences

    and Go Circular in Life Science

  4. Costs

    CHF 65.-

  5. Event language

    Englisch

What to expect

  • Update from GCiLS and the FHNW School of Life Sciences on ongoing activities, projects and next steps
  • Key insights from the Ecosystem Analysis on Circular Economy in Life Sciences in the Basel Region
  • Input on regulatory frameworks and upcoming developments relevant for circular economy implementation in life sciences in Switzerland
  • Business cases and practical examples of circular economy solutions presented by life sciences companies from the GCiLS network
  • Interactive deep-dives and workshops on GCiLS priority fields of action:
    • industrial symbiosis
    • plastic waste
    • sustainable lab consumables and circular procurement
    • reuse and repair (e.g. medtech and hospitals)
  • Networking during coffee breaks and closing apéro

Program

The detailed program will be published shortly.

Target audience

  • Life sciences companies (along the value chain)
  • Industry and topical experts
  • Representatives from public administration and governance
  • Research and education institutions with a focus on applied circular economy

Registration and contact

Registration is mandatory and the number of seats is limited. We therefore encourage early registration.
For questions regarding registration or logistics, please contact Nadia Hofmann.
For questions related to the program or partnerships, please contact Olena Bolger.

Organisers and partners

Organised by Go Circular in Life Science (GCiLS) and the FHNW School of Life Sciences, supported by BaselCircular.

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Nadia Hofmann

Nadia Hofmann

Institute Assistant

Telephone

+41 61 228 60 18

E-mail

nadia.hofmann@fhnw.ch

Address

Hochschule für Life Sciences FHNW Institut für Ecopreneurship Hofackerstrasse 30 4132 Muttenz

Room

06.O.10

Olena Bolger

Olena Bolger

Research Associate

Telephone

+41 61 228 58 13

E-mail

olena.bolger@fhnw.ch

Address

School of Life Sciences FHNW Institute for Ecopreneurship Hofackerstrasse 30 4132 Muttenz

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