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Time is running out – only a few weeks left until the analytica 2026, the world's largest and most successful trade fair for Analysis, Laboratory Technology, and Biotechnology, taking place from March 24th to 27th, 2026 in Munich. analytica offers insights into the future lab and showcases the latest solutions for the laboratory of tomorrow.
Come and see future trends for the world of analytical and laboratory technology. Three major trends are emerging at the next analytica: AI-supported laboratory automation, digitalisation, and sustainability.
Gain practical strategies to improve laboratory operations through automation and high-throughput processing, as well as best practices for obtaining reproducible and safe results. analytica reflects the entire value chain of analytics, from sample preparation and new method development to evaluation and data storage. At analytica, experts will present future-proof solutions for bioanalysis, pharmaceutical analysis, food analysis, environmental and trace analysis, as well as material analysis, polymer sciences, and industrial analysis.
Find out more about the latest developments in sample preparation, chromatography, spectrometry, photonics, and particle measurement, as well as solutions to optimise your workflow and implement best practices in your lab. Laboratory automation improves the quality of laboratory work in research and routine practice, making it more efficient, safer, and more sustainable. analytica reflects digitalisation in the laboratory and provides important impetus for future developments in digital transformation.
Meet well-known market leaders and innovative startups to gain insights on how you can find sustainable and future-proof solutions for your laboratory questions. Learn how sustainability in your laboratory can be significantly increased with energy-efficient equipment and automated laboratory processes. Find certified reference materials and analytical standards that help your lab to achieve accurate identification, reliable quantification, and confident regulatory compliance across a wide range of analytical workflows.
The upcoming analytica brings together experts from industry, regulatory institutions, and science to share how they address future challenges at the bench and in routine workflows. In Munich, innovative developments in chromatography, spectrometry, measurement and laboratory technologies are exhibited. Gain practical insights into effective sample preparation strategies leading to more efficiency, robust and reproducible results.
Does your daily task consist of identification of drug candidate hits with accuracy and speed and to gain reliable and sensitive bioanalytical data? Come and see how to bring high-quality data to your drug discovery process quickly and simply.
The global players of the lab industry meet at analytica in Munich, showcasing new approaches that support future compliance, quality control and product safety in pharmaceutical and other industrial processes. Experts provide insights in the latest innovations for the biological and clinical lab, for health and medicine. Experience new biomarkers, enzymes, PCR based methods and further techniques.
Are you ready for the future? Come to Munich! The future of the lab is here, at analytica!
Discover cutting-edge advances and next-gen technologies you need to know!
analytica 2026 offers three exclusive special shows alongside the exhibition: Live Lab, Digital Transformation, and the Lab Safety Show with real live experiments in analysis and laboratory technology. Live experiments are carried out by experts in specially developed laboratories at the fair.
In addition, important keynote speeches on current trends in analysis, laboratory technology and biotechnology will be offered at Forum Biotech and Forum Laboratory & Analysis. Take a step into the future of next-generation technologies.
This practice-oriented and unique supporting program is included with your visitor ticket - no extra cost, just extra value!
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