The international laboratory sector will once again meet in person at analytica, its biggest industry platform, in Munich on 21-24 June 2022.
The world’s leading trade fair for laboratory technology, analysis and biotechnology will focus in particular on the ongoing digitalisation of laboratories. The analytica conference and a full supporting program focusing on the practical transfer of knowledge will take place alongside the exhibition.
Because analysis, biotechnology and laboratory technology play an important role in combating the pandemic, the sector still offers considerable potential. The industry association SPECTARIS expects the turnover of German companies alone to have increased by up to 10% in 2021. After analytica 2020 took place successfully as a virtual event, analytica 2022 will once again fill five halls at the Munich trade fair site. “Finally, the exhibitors will be able to discuss innovations and products in person and they’re already looking ahead to the summer with confidence,” says Dr. Reinhard Pfeiffer, Deputy CEO of Messe München. “For them, analytica is the most important sector meeting. It covers all aspects of laboratories in research and industry, and does so more comprehensively and in a more in-depth manner than any other trade fair.”
Armin Wittmann, analytica Exhibition Director, adds: “With analytica, we offer the sector a platform for working together on the laboratory of the future. Processes in laboratories are becoming increasingly digitalised, and more and more devices need to be interconnected in order to make laboratory processes more efficient. At the trade fair, we bring together the necessary know-how and allow researchers, companies and users to share ideas. This enables them to work together to further develop analytical and laboratory systems for Laboratory 4.0.”
The world’s leading trade fair for laboratory technology, analysis and biotechnology will focus in particular on the ongoing digitalisation of laboratories. The analytica conference and a full supporting programme focusing on the practical transfer of knowledge will take place alongside the exhibition.
