analytica Vietnam now in Ho Chi Minh City
Following its premiere in 2009, it has been announced that the second analytica Vietnam will be held from 7?9 April 2011.
Following its premiere in 2009, it has been announced that the second analytica Vietnam will be held from 7–9 April 2011. The Vietnamese spin-off of the international trade fair is being held at the Saigon Exhibition & Convention Centre in Ho Chi Minh City.
Several of the industry's leading manufacturers, including Analytik Jena, Merck, JSC, Shimadzu and Tramat, have already registered for the fair.
A total of 107 companies from eleven countries and more than 3000 visitors gathered for the premiere of analytica Vietnam in 2009. "The positive response showed us that the decision to expand the analytica network in the Southeast Asian region with a separate location in Vietnam was the right one," explains Susanne Grödl, exhibition director for analytica.
analytica Vietnam will again be accompanied by a scientific conference. Prominent international and Vietnamese scientists will present their current studies and the latest research and development trends in the analysis, laboratory technology and biotechnology sectors.
Detailed information about analytica Vietnam is available at www.analyticavietnam.com
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