Science in the City International 2025: Bordeaux Takes the Global Cannabis Stage

Science in the City International 2025: Bordeaux Takes the Global Cannabis Stage

This September, one of Europe’s most iconic cities will host one of the most important cannabis events of the year. Science in the City International 2025 is bringing together medical professionals, legal experts, researchers, policy influencers, and industry leaders. This is for a two-day, high-level educational experience in Bordeaux, France.

Hosted by the Medical Resource Association and guided by an all-star lineup of global faculty, this women-led, science-first conference aims to shape the next chapter of cannabis medicine worldwide. It’s more than a meeting of minds. In fact, it’s a turning point for medical cannabis in Europe, and it’s happening at exactly the right time.

Why This Conference Is a Must-Attend in 2025

France is on the edge of a significant shift in cannabis regulation. Prescribed extracts are set to become available for five medical indications. Thus, the doors to a new era of cannabis therapeutics are beginning to open. But with opportunity comes complexity. Navigating marketing authorization, technical dossiers, and regulatory frameworks will be a challenge. Only the prepared can meet it.

Science in the City International 2025 is designed for those who want to be ahead of the curve. Attendees will gain access to exclusive insights on topics like novel food regulations, EU GMP compliance, clinical applications of plant-based medicine, and the business strategies required to succeed in a highly regulated market.

Industry leaders such as Panaxia will share their real-world experience in overcoming the hurdles of France’s regulatory environment. They will offer a blueprint for others looking to enter or expand in this market.

Two Days of Education, Networking, and Cultural Immersion

The experience begins on September 11 with a VIP champagne reception at the L’Orangerie Intercontinental Bordeaux. To start, this evening sets the tone for the days ahead. It features Bordeaux’s finest wines, gourmet appetizers, and an intimate atmosphere.

Furthermore, it provides an excellent opportunity for networking with faculty, sponsors, and other high-level attendees. Ultimately, it’s a chance to make meaningful connections that can shape your business, research, or clinical practice.

On September 12, the main conference kicks off with a full day of immersive, interdisciplinary sessions. Expect a balanced mix of keynote presentations, panel discussions, and evidence-based workshops. These will span multiple specialties from oncology and cardiology to naturopathy, economics, and intellectual property law.

Topics will include:

  • Clinical protocols for cannabis and entheogenic medicines
  • Legal considerations in France and across the EU
  • Best practices for integrating plant-based therapies into conventional care
  • Provider wellness and sustainable practice design
  • The role of technology, culture, and creative industries in healthcare innovation

Faculty-Driven, Evidence-Based

What sets Science in the City International apart from other cannabis events is its commitment to quality content. This is not a sales-driven expo disguised as a conference. The program is curated with faculty-first priorities, ensuring every session delivers tangible, evidence-backed knowledge.

Confirmed speakers include:

  • Dr. Pascal Douek — keynote on integrating cannabis into mainstream French medicine
  • Dr. Julien Tuyeras, PharmD — pharmaceutical strategies for cannabis-based treatments
  • Dr. Shabnam Sarshar — plant-based therapeutic outcomes and research findings
  • Dr. Callie Seaman, PhD — cultivation science and quality control in medical cannabis

On the legal and business side:

  • Sheri Orlowitz — Council for Federal Cannabis Regulation, U.S. policy perspective
  • David Feldman, Esq. — cannabis corporate law and international business structures
  • Marie Sanchez — legal frameworks in France and the EU
  • Mariana Larrea Arias — compliance and global trade expertise
  • Beau Whitney — cannabis economics and market analysis

This lineup ensures that attendees gain perspectives from every corner of the cannabis ecosystem.

Who Will Benefit Most From Attending

This conference is tailored for professionals seeking comprehensive cannabis industry knowledge, covering both depth and breadth.

It is ideal for medical providers such as physicians, pharmacists, nurses, dietitians, and allied health practitioners. These are practitioners who are navigating the medical applications of cannabis.

Legal advisors specializing in regulatory compliance, intellectual property, and cross-border cannabis operations will also find valuable insights.

Additionally, the event caters to cultivators, manufacturers, distributors, and retailers striving to meet medical-grade standards. Investors looking to gain a deeper understanding of European market dynamics before committing capital will find it beneficial too.

Researchers and policy advocates focused on evidence-based cannabis legislation will also benefit from the discussions.

By bringing together experts from diverse fields, Science in the City International fosters the cross-disciplinary collaboration needed to advance the cannabis industry.

Bordeaux: The Perfect Setting

The location is more than just a backdrop. Bordeaux is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its historic architecture, culinary excellence, and world-class wine culture. Between sessions, attendees can experience the charm of its streets, the richness of its gastronomy, and the warmth of its hospitality.

The organizers have provided curated accommodation guides, making it easy for attendees to enjoy both the professional and cultural sides of this trip.

Sponsorship and Exhibition Opportunities

For brands, Science in the City International offers a rare chance to connect directly with decision-makers in the European medical cannabis space. Sponsorship packages include both in-person and virtual engagement. They offer live-stream exposure and opportunities to exhibit products and services to an audience of qualified professionals.

If your company operates in cannabis, hemp, plant-based medicine, or related sectors, aligning with this event positions you as a credible player in one of the world’s most promising emerging markets.

Why Beard Bros Is Watching This Event Closely

We here at Beard Bros Pharms have attended enough so-called “global” cannabis conferences. We find that many are little more than trade shows with a few panels thrown in.

Science in the City International is different because it’s timed to coincide with a major regulatory milestone in France. Furthermore, it’s led by experts who value research and integrity. It’s specifically designed to foster real collaboration between sectors that, unfortunately, don’t often get enough time together.

If you’re serious about cannabis as medicine and whether your focus is clinical, legal, or commercial, this is one of the most strategic events you can attend in 2025.

Event Details

When: September 11–12, 2025
Where: Bordeaux, France
Tickets: Science in the City International 2025
Who Should Attend: Medical professionals, legal experts, researchers, industry leaders, investors, and advocates 

VIP Reception: September 11 at The L’Orangerie Intercontinental Bordeaux

The future of cannabis medicine in Europe is being shaped right now. Bordeaux will be at the center of that conversation this September. Science in the City International 2025 is more than an educational opportunity. It’s a platform for shaping policy, advancing science, and building the relationships that will define the next phase of this industry.

Don’t wait to hear about it secondhand. Be in the room, contribute to the dialogue, and leave with the insights and connections you need to lead in your field.

👉 Register Today

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