Lab Innovations returns for 2021!
Lab Innovations 2021 set to go ahead on 3–4 November 2021, at the NEC in Birmingham.
Lab Innovations 2021, the UK’s only trade show for the laboratory industry, has opened visitor registrations for this year’s event, set to go ahead on 3–4 November 2021, at the NEC in Birmingham. The two-day event will bring professionals back together after 18 months to showcase innovations from sectors including life sciences, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, food and drink, cleanrooms, and more.
From new products to new ideas, the exhibit will offer visitors an opportunity to discover the latest innovations in lab technology. Professionals, suppliers, and manufacturers will be able to take advantage of networking opportunities to not only showcase their work but also build relationships with others as well.
Visitors will also receive a smart badge that they can simply tap on exhibitors’ readers to get their details, without exchanging business cards. These precautions mean that visitors will safely be able to meet suppliers, browse through exciting new products and innovations, and do business effectively.
Sign up here to attend: https://bit.ly/3BihX2H
For further information contact:
Website: www.lab-innovations.com
E-mail: Aleiya.Lonsdale@easyfairs.com
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