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World’s Leading Trade Fair for laboratory technology, analysis, biotechnology and analytica conference
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The future lab, live at analytica 2026
From 24–27 March 2026, analytica returns to Munich as the global meeting point for the laboratory sciences. Bringing together leaders in laboratory technology, analysis and biotechnology, the world’s premier trade fair will once again deliver a comprehensive overview of the latest tools, techniques and trends shaping laboratories in industry and research.
Alongside its expansive exhibition, analytica places strong emphasis on knowledge exchange and real-world application, with a programme designed to turn innovation into practice. In 2026, the spotlight will fall on the digital, automated and sustainable laboratory — refl ecting the sector’s drive towards smarter workfl ows, greater effi ciency and long-term resilience.
From laboratory planning and equipment to instrumentation and related services, analytica spans the full breadth of the laboratory sector, bringing the industry’s key players together in Munich. More than 1,000 exhibitors will present their latest innovations across the show fl oor.
“What makes analytica so unique is that it showcases the latest solutions for the intelligent and sustainable laboratory, shares expertise, and places a strong emphasis on practical relevance,” said Susanne Grödl, Exhibition Director of analytica. “By bringing together the international laboratory community, it provides important impetus for the smart laboratory of the future.”
AI as a driver of digital transformation
From automated analyses and robotic assistants to AI-powered data evaluation, the digital transformation of the laboratory is well underway – though far from complete. Artificial intelligence is increasingly central to the evolution of the digital lab. At analytica, AI, machine learning and connected software solutions will be in focus, showing how they are streamlining workflows, improving data analysis and enabling more efficient research. Dedicated forum talks and conference sessions will highlight real-world applications of AI in analytical instrumentation and laboratory operations, underlining its growing importance for both science and industry.
analytica 2026 will once again fi ll fi ve halls at the Munich trade fair site. Experience the smart lab live
One of the highlights of analytica 2026 is the special show Digital Transformation (Hall B2), where visitors can experience what it is like to work in the laboratory of the future. Eighteen exhibitors will present interactive exhibits and real-world workfl ows, demonstrating practical applications ranging from digitised drinking water, fl avour and fragrance analysis to automated temperature control processes.
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