Analytica 2018
Analytica will take place at the Messe München, Munich, Germany from 10–13 April 2018, alongside the Analytica conference that will take place at the International Congress Center (ICM) from 10–12 April 2018.
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Analytica will take place at the Messe München, Munich, Germany from 10–13 April 2018, alongside the Analytica conference that will take place at the International Congress Center (ICM) from 10–12 April 2018.
From clinical mass spectrometry to novel pollutants in foodstuffs to process analytics, the Analytica conference builds a bridge from research to applications using modern chemical and bioanalytical technologies. This year, the increasing automation and digitization of analytics is the common leitmotif of all conference days: What does having to process thousands and more samples every hour mean for laboratory management? Can the resulting data flood be reliably evaluated and managed at all? These and many other questions will be discussed at the Analytica conference by renowned scientists from all over the world.
The Analytica conference invites you to think outside the box and allow yourself to be inspired by colleagues from other analytical disciplines, according to the organizers. So why not visit the archeometry symposium, which provides information on measurement technologies in answering archaeological and historical questions.
The Analytica conference will take place at the congress centre in the immediate vicinity of the exhibition halls and is free of charge for all visitors to Analytica.
The full programme and abstracts of the lectures are available at: www.analytica.de/conference
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