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A3 Scotland 2024 will attract attendees from all over the world, from the Animal Health, Agritech and Aquaculture (AAA) sectors, and include plenaries, breakouts, investor panels and start-up pitching.
There will also be sessions on funding, international showcase, skills and emerging solutions in AI, robotics, and sensors, and two optional tours will be offered on 17 and 20 September – details and locations tbc.
Join the discussion with Scotland’s internationally recognised AAA sector.
The AAA sector is of key importance for Scotland and indeed Scotland is already a major contributor in the animal science sector globally.
The optimisation of animal health, promotion of sustainable food security and stimulation of economic growth, both locally and internationally, make a major contribution towards the ambition to achieve net zero carbon emissions from UK agriculture by 2040, underlying the urgent need to work collaboratively to address the challenges of climate change.
The inaugural not-for-profit conference for the Animal Health, Agritech and Aquaculture (AAA) sectors, took place in April 2022, and was met with great success.
The theme was 'Transition to Net Zero'
Industry, investors, scientists and government officials from all over the world gathered in Edinburgh, Scotland's dynamic and stunning capital city, seeking strategic partnerships and to discover the latest in R&D.
Watch our promotional video that set the scene for A3 Scotland 2022. This introduces key elements of the programme content, a glimpse at the expertise and showcases the destination and a selection of the state-of-the-art science and research facilities that are available in Scotland - leading the way in Triple A and in the transition to net zero.
With thanks to our sponsors, stakeholders and speakers for the assistance with the making of this film.
Innovation, Investment and Collaboration were the main drivers of A3 Scotland 2022 in the transition to net zero carbon emissions. The conference included sessions on each of these themes, across each of the the three sub sectors, and presented by leading industry speakers.
There were also many opportunities for networking, a grand Gala Dinner and optional pre and post conference tours of world-renowned science and research facilities in Midlothian, to the south of Edinburgh, and the west coast of Scotland.
"Scotland is a world leader in so many fields of life science, with AAA representing the important three sub sectors of Animal Health, Agritech and Aquaculture continuing at pace to lead the way."
Ivan McKee, Scottish Government Minister for Business, Trade, Tourism and Enterprise