Celebrate excellence and innovation in the life sciences industry at the Life Sciences Gala Dinner & Awards. This prestigious evening will bring together industry leaders, researchers, and pioneers for a night of recognition, networking, and celebration.
Join us for an unforgettable evening at the heart of Life Sciences Week, as we celebrate innovation, collaboration, and excellence across one of the UK’s fastest-growing and most vital sectors.
Whether you’re a life sciences entrepreneur, researcher, policymaker, investor, or senior leader – this is the signature social highlight of the week not to be missed.
The evening is taking place at the University of Birmingham’s prestigious Great Hall.
The Great Hall was originally built as a ‘cathedral to learning’. The Grade II-listed red-brick hall was built in 1900 and has welcomed thousands of students for graduation ceremonies over the decades. University of Birmingham is one of the UK’s leading research-intensive universities. It’s an environment synonymous with scientific discovery, medical research and innovation, making it a natural home for organisations advancing the life sciences sector.
- 29th in the world for Life Sciences & Medicine
- almost 2,000 active biosciences research projects
- A founding member of the Russell Group, placing it among the UK’s leading research-intensive universities
- The University of Birmingham is home to 10 Nobel Prize winners across Chemistry, Physics, Physiology or Medicine
And here’s your chance to nominate individuals and organisations for any of the awards below
Awards Day:
Breakthrough Innovation in Life Sciences – Recognising pioneering research, technology, or therapies that are transforming healthcare and biotechnology.
Rising Star in Life Sciences – Celebrating an emerging leader making significant contributions to the field through research, innovation, or leadership.
Excellence in Collaboration & Partnerships – Honouring successful cross-sector partnerships driving advancements in life sciences, from academia to industry.
Outstanding Contribution to Life Sciences – Awarding an individual or organisation for exceptional long-term impact on the industry.
Advancement in Patient Care & Health Outcomes – Highlighting innovations in treatments, diagnostics, or healthcare delivery that have significantly improved patient outcomes.



