Lab Innovations 2017 Takes Place in Birmingham

UK: Laboratory Showcase Lab Innovations 2017 Takes Place in Birmingham

06.10.2017Editor: Alexander Stark

The showcase for laboratory, analytical and biotech equipment, Lab Innovations, returns to the NEC, Birmingham, for its sixth consecutive year on the 1^stand 2^nd of November 2017.

Lab Innovations – the UK’s only dedicated showcase for laboratory, analytical and biotech equipment – returns to the NEC, Birmingham.
(Source: Mark Wakefield)

Birmingham/UK — With the largest gathering of laboratory suppliers in the UK, this free-to-attend show has lots on offer for professionals across a wide range of sectors, from pharmaceuticals to food and drink.

As well as browsing the latest products from over 150 exhibitors, visitors have the opportunity to take advantage of over 35 hours of seminars and presentations tackling some of the current and future challenges facing scientists.

The Insights and Innovations theatre brings together speakers from diverse scientific sectors covering a whole range of topics, from promoting female talent in 'Stem' to the influence of automation in the modern lab.

This year, the Insights and Innovations theatre will place a spotlight on sustainability and environmental responsibility, with seminars from Green Light Laboratories and Innovation DB discussing the true cost of lab equipment, deriving value from waste and transitioning from recycling to a circular economy.

Visitors can attend a presentation by Amazon EU’s head of laboratory supplies, and participate in discussions surrounding current innovations in laboratory information management systems (LIMS) and approaches to integrating chromatography and mass spectrometry.

Lab Innovations returns to Birmingham on 1 & 2 November 2017 at the NEC.

In addition, the theatre programme promises to engage with issues of supporting and developing young scientists, the Science Council’s Technician Commitment and gaining Ukas accreditation. The panel discussion on Wednesday afternoon — automation vs training — will also raise interesting questions: increasingly automated laboratories may well be the future of high output research, but what is the cost of this to the training and availability of new scientists?

Unfold for details of your consent

Stand vom 23.03.2021

Naturally, we always handle your personal data responsibly. Any personal data we receive from you is processed in accordance with applicable data protection legislation. For detailed information please see our privacy policy.

Consent to the use of data for promotional purposes

I hereby consent to Vogel Communications Group GmbH & Co. KG, Max-Planckstr. 7-9, 97082 Würzburg including any affiliated companies according to §§ 15 et seq. AktG (hereafter: Vogel Communications Group) using my e-mail address to send editorial newsletters. A list of all affiliated companies can be found here

Newsletter content may include all products and services of any companies mentioned above, including for example specialist journals and books, events and fairs as well as event-related products and services, print and digital media offers and services such as additional (editorial) newsletters, raffles, lead campaigns, market research both online and offline, specialist webportals and e-learning offers. In case my personal telephone number has also been collected, it may be used for offers of aforementioned products, for services of the companies mentioned above, and market research purposes.

In case I access protected data on Internet portals of Vogel Communications Group including any affiliated companies according to §§ 15 et seq. AktG, I need to provide further data in order to register for the access to such content. In return for this free access to editorial content, my data may be used in accordance with this consent for the purposes stated here.

Right of revocation

I understand that I can revoke my consent at will. My revocation does not change the lawfulness of data processing that was conducted based on my consent leading up to my revocation. One option to declare my revocation is to use the contact form found at https://support.vogel.de. In case I no longer wish to receive certain newsletters, I have subscribed to, I can also click on the unsubscribe link included at the end of a newsletter. Further information regarding my right of revocation and the implementation of it as well as the consequences of my revocation can be found in the data protection declaration, section editorial newsletter.

(ID:44937953)

UK: Laboratory Showcase Lab Innovations 2017 Takes Place in Birmingham

Subscribe to the newsletter now

Don't Miss out on Our Best Content

Consent to the use of data for promotional purposes