The World of Laboratory (Hall 7) brings together all relevant topics for laboratories in industry, healthcare and research. The exhibitors will inform you about the latest solutions, from furnishings and equipment to analytical instruments and chemicals. The program of seminars, workshops and X-peditions has been put together to inspire and provide practical tips. Follow lectures and workshops on quality, safety, analytical techniques, sustainability and sample management.
The World of Industry, Technology & Science is the place to discover new innovations. The most innovative products and services compete for the High Tech Trophy: the coveted award for technological novelties. A professional jury will assess all entries and the nominations will be given a place in the High Tech Trophy gallery on the exhibition floor. There you decide who will walk away with the prize by casting your vote. You can vote from 24 to 26 September during a trade fair visit.
Four world-famous scientists take you into the fascinating world of thermodynamics, astrophysics and biotechnology. Are you ready to broaden your horizons and be inspired by the most groundbreaking discoveries in the world of science and technology? Visit the Fascinating Science seminar on Friday, September 27.
More and more laboratories are committed to sustainability and there are numerous initiatives: from reusable pipette tips to saving energy. But to really make big steps you need the entire chain. That is why exhibitors from the World of Laboratory present the latest sustainable solutions for your laboratory. During the X-pedition sustainability you will take a tour of six participating companies and through interactive demos you will gain practical insight into the latest innovations and gain inspiration to get started yourself. The X-peditions can be followed every day of the fair week.
The use of antibiotics is a matter of course worldwide. But it is becoming increasingly common for bacteria to become resistant to these agents. Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is one of the greatest global threats to public health and five million people die directly or indirectly every year as a result of AMR. This number is expected to rise to ten million deaths per year by 2050. During this seminar, three experts provide insight into this problem and discuss innovations in diagnostics.
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