Kuwait conference and exhibition
The second Kuwait Laboratory Technology Conference and Exhibition will be held 30 November?1 December 2010.
The second Kuwait Laboratory Technology Conference and Exhibition will be held 30 November–1 December 2010. Organizers describe it as Kuwait’s most comprehensive exhibition on laboratory, scientific, biotechnology, analytical, educational, material testing, diagnostics and related products; for major local and international manufacturers, exporters, importers and key regional suppliers.
International and regional speakers from industry, academia and governmental agencies will address the topics including modern laboratory management, instrumentation and automation, biotechnology and life sciences, as well as petrochemical, environmental and pharmaceutical sciences.
The event will showcase the latest instrumentation, technologies, products and services in all major areas of analytical sciences and laboratory services. It also provides an opportunity for scientific equipment and instrument manufacturers and suppliers to showcase their latest state-of-the art equipment and technologies.
For more information or registration visit www.kuwaitlabex.com
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