15-16 November 2005 - Last call for International Biotech and Lab Automation Europe, an established event within IIR's Life Science portfolio.
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Exhibition with Conference Programme in a central London venue with excellent travel links, nearby hotels and (shhh!) for accompanying guests, some of the capital's most prestigious shopping malls are just a short cab-ride away. Perfect for a pre-Christmas shopping spree....
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London's Olympia, IBLA (International Biotech and Lab Automation Europe, 15-16th November) offers a packed programme of features for visitors. In addition to a free exhibition of the very latest lab equipment and technology for life science research there will be sessions of scientific posters and technology seminars taking place on the show floor. Also running alongside is the Lab Automation Europe conference. This year's focus will be new screening and hit-to-lead approaches.
The free-to-attend seminars will run on both days in the on-site lecture theatre. Here, technology presentations will give visitors the chance to evaluate at first hand some of the many new products, technologies and solutions being launched at IBLA. Leading companies, including ABGene, Anachem, Caliper Life Sciences, Thermo and Qiagen, will all be presenting their very latest scientific developments, technologies and findings.
The seminars will cover a broad range from discussions on how to boost R&D productivity, through to new liquid handling concepts and microfluidics technologies. There will also be insights into the future of laboratory automation and the latest developments in sample management, new ADME & Tox screening solutions. Attendance is free on a first come first served basis for all IBLA visitors.
Providing a further information resource for visitors, IBLA 2005 will host scientific research poster sessions. These will enable those with a professional interest in the life sciences and enabling technologies to stay up to date with the latest scientific research and findings. Posters from both academia and industry will be on display in a specially allocated area of the exhibition.
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