Summing up EUROLAB 2009

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Summing up EUROLAB 2009

31 Jul, 2009

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Thousand of guests and a record amount of 132 exhibitors form many countries including: Austria, Finland, France, Holland, Ireland, Germany, Poland, Switzerland, Sweden and the USA presented a range of chemical analytics, metrology, biotechnology and life science, and the newest solutions, technologies and scientific achievements, as well as jobcentre - Jobvector, among others, has been the core of the XI

International Trade Fair of Analytical, Measurement and Control of Technology EUROLAB 2009.

For years many branch professionals and representatives of scientific centres, colleges, producers and representatives of laboratories, dealing with environmental protection, examination of water and sewage, water conditioning plants as well as control institutions have been gathering at this exhibition performance in one place.

There were many speeches during the opening ceremony made by main patronages: Ph D.D.Sc. Barbara Kudrycka, the Minister of Science and Higher Education and Ph D.D.Sc. Micha Kleiber, President of the Polish Academy of Sciences. They discussed the unusual and beneficial penetration of the world of science and business.

For the first time in Poland the employment bio-career jobcentre appeared with unusually valuable initiative, organising Jobvector career day. The idea was to create the complex offer for people searching for work, including biotechnology, pharmacy, chemistry, physics and medical research.

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