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Millie Marriott Webb | Meet the Speakers: Med-Tech Expo 2026

“What Comes After the Single Use for MedTech” In another instalment of our 2026 “Meet the Speakers” series, Editor Oliver Johnson caught up with Millie Marriott Webb from After the Single Use, a research project led by The University of Edinburgh, for a preview of her upcoming conference session at

Millie Marriott Webb | Meet the Speakers: Med-Tech Expo 2026
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“What Comes After the Single Use for MedTech”

In another instalment of our 2026 “Meet the Speakers” series, Editor Oliver Johnson caught up with Millie Marriott Webb from After the Single Use, a research project led by The University of Edinburgh, for a preview of her upcoming conference session at Med-Tech Expo.

In the session, you’ll learn how to:

  • Access exclusive, novel research on the material composition of common medical devices
  • Navigate the increasingly specific regulations and directives surrounding single-use plastics
  • Gain the confidence to engage with suppliers and regulators to implement more sustainable alternatives efficiently

Day 1, 3rd June | Innovation Stage | 13:50 – 14:10

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