Life Science

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Onderwerp

FHI Life Science Live On Tour – meet knowledge and innovation up close
Of FHI Life Science Live On Tour We want to bring the Life Sciences network to the campuses. In 2026, we plan to organize a series of compact events on various campuses, each with a program that aligns with the unique profile of each campus.

What can you expect?
Inspiration in the morningStart the day with a communal breakfast and meet colleagues in an informal setting.
Stimulating presentationsIn three short blocks, scientists, companies and start-ups share their insights and innovations around the campus theme.
Compact information marketDiscover relevant parties at an accessible table-top market with standing tables and banners.
Networking opportunitiesWith pitches and closing discussions we create space to further develop knowledge and collaboration.

For more information about exhibiting at the Life Science event, please click here here.

Life Science 2025 Review

						On February 13, 2025, the Life Science event took place at FHI. This small-scale event is specifically aimed at laboratory technicians. The atrium has been converted into an exhibition floor and the conference rooms transform into practical workshop spaces after the break. The first half of the day is dedicated to three lectures. Leading names from the industry and scientific world dive straight into the depths, with minimal introduction. Some prior knowledge is required here.					

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Laboratory Technology Analytical Instruments Analysis Members content

Wilten Instruments

November 25, 2025

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Laboratory Technology World of Industry, Technology & Science Life Science/Biotechnology Life Science

Cell Signaling Technology

November 24, 2025

Exhibitors

Salivary gland transplantation: a breakthrough after twenty years of research

In December 2022, the University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG) performed a unique treatment. For the first time, a patient was treated with salivary gland organoid cells, grown from his own stem cells. This therapy is the result of more than twenty years of research led by Rob Coppes, professor of Radiotherapy at the UMCG.

FHI Laboratory Technology

FHI Laboratory Technology offers support to over 180 companies that are active as suppliers of various products and services within laboratory technology. The affiliated companies supply laboratory equipment, analytical and optical instruments, biotechnical equipment, chemicals, laboratory furniture and equipment, automation solutions and consumables. In this way, our members play a crucial role in scientific progress and technological innovation. Together we share knowledge in the field of life science, safety, quality, analysis techniques and laboratory automation.

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LabAutomation

Laboratory automation is at the heart of efficient and accurate analysis in a wide range of industries, from biotechnology to pharmaceuticals and from food safety to environmental applications. As a professional in this field, it is crucial to keep up with the latest developments and trends.

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All information for visitors to FHI Life Science Live

Life Science

Life Science

News

Why is a texture analyzer used in pharmaceuticals?

From idea to protein faster. How to get the most out of your workflow.

Exhibitors

Featured News

Salivary gland transplantation: a breakthrough after twenty years of research

FHI Laboratory Technology

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LabAutomation