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|Articles|February 20, 2009
11th International Trade Fair of Analytical, Measurement and Control Technology "EuroLab"
State-of-the art solutions, technologies, scientific achievements and a unique opportunity to learn about products of leading companies and institutions in chemical analytics, metrology, biotechnology and Life Science - this is just a part of the offer at the International Trade Fair of Analytical Measurement and Control Technology "EuroLab".
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11th International Trade Fair of Analytical, Measurement and Control Technology “EuroLab”
State-of-the art solutions, technologies, scientific achievements and a unique opportunity to learn about products of leading companies and institutions in chemical analytics, metrology, biotechnology and Life Science – this is just a part of the offer at the International Trade Fair of Analytical Measurement and Control Technology “EuroLab”. The 11th edition of the prestigious and exclusive laboratory fair in Poland will take place on 4-6 March 2009. For the first time the EuroLab fair will open its door in a newly built facility – the Trade Fair and Congress Centre MT Polska in Warsaw.
Detailed information is available at:
Contact:
Piotr Skoneczka
Project Manager
tel.: +48 22 529 39 32
fax: +48 22 529 39 36
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International Fairs Poland Co., Ltd.
ul. Makowska 95, 04-307 Warszawa.
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