Bringing people
together for a
"discussion that develops understanding"
Forum:
fo·rum (fôrm) n.pl.fo·rums, also fo·ra (fôr,
fr)
The public square or marketplace of an
ancient Roman
city that was the assembly
place for judicial activity and public business.
A public
meetingplace foropen discussion.
A medium of
open discussionorvoicing of ideas, such as a newspaper, radio, television, dial in bulletin
boards...
Apublic
meetingorpresentationinvolving adiscussion usually amongexperts and
often includingaudience participation.
The intent of the
Society of Bioprocessing Professionals
is to bring together people from all walks of the
the bioprocessing industry to discuss current and pressing issues
with the intent to
develop input and instigate ongoing
improvement
in the application of the current technologies involved.
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