Analytica India 2011
The increase in the demand for laboratory and analysis equipment in India is expected to be reflected at this year?s Analytica Anacon India: The organizers have reported that they are expecting around 140 exhibitors from 13 countries.
The increase in the demand for laboratory and analysis equipment in India is expected to be reflected at this year’s Analytica Anacon India: The organizers have reported that they are expecting around 140 exhibitors from 13 countries. The trade fair will take place between 12–14 October 2011 at the Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai, India.
“New requirements in the sector for food safety and the latest developments in pharmaceuticals production have led to high growth rates on the market for laboratory and analysis equipment. And thanks to large investments, among other things, this growth is expected to continue in the future,” says Susanne Grödl, exhibition director for Analytica in Munich. “As the country with one of the largest numbers of food manufacturers in the world — and as an export nation — India is subject to international guidelines and quality requirements. To ensure compliance with growing requirements, the Indian government has decided to increase the number of laboratories from 72 to between 250 and 300 facilities. That alone will increase volume on the market for analysis and biotechnology instruments by more than one billion US dollars. Above all, more efficient analysis techniques and new methods for the improved recognition of possible dioxin or pesticide residues in foods, which would make more reliable analysis results possible, are in the greatest demand.”
According to the organizers, Analytica Anacon India will give users who work in laboratories an opportunity to gather information about the latest products and innovations that feature these interdisciplinary technologies. Almost 140 domestic and international companies including industry leaders such as Agilent, BRAND, Dionex, Metrohm, Phenomenex, RFCL, Sigma Aldrich and Waters are expected to participate in this year’s fair.
The Analytica Anacon Conference also examines the latest trends on the Indian market. Topics include the life-sciences sector, the future of personalized genomes in medicine and food safety as well as hot topics in the pharma industry, including the use of bioanalysis in the pharmaceuticals sector.
For a list of exhibitors visit http://www.analyticaindia.com/en/Home/exhibitors/Exhibitor_list
The complete conference agenda is available online athttp://www.analyticaindia.com/en/Home/conference-program/analytica-anacon-india-conference
High-Throughput 4D TIMS Method Accelerates Lipidomics Analysis
April 25th 2024Ultrahigh-pressure liquid chromatography coupled to high-resolution mass spectrometry (UHPLC-HRMS) had been previously proposed for untargeted lipidomics analysis, but this updated approach was reported by the authors to reduce run time to 4 min.
