The Single-Use Event 2025 once again turned Leiden into a hub for the bioprocessing and life sciences community. With over 500 participants, 70 exhibitors, and 22 expert talks, the event highlighted the growing role of single-use technologies in the future of biomanufacturing. Alongside knowledge sharing and networking, a new edition in Basel was announced, showing the international momentum around these innovations.
We’re grateful to Alea Publishers, the program partners, and CORPUS Congress Centre for making this gathering possible. At Leiden Bio Science Park, we’re proud to have supported the event and to see the community connect and thrive.
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