Solutions in Science exhibition: New dates and venue announced

Following the successes of the Solutions in Science (SinS) conference and exhibition, International Labmate, is pleased to announce new dates and a new location for SinS 2025. The next SinS event will be held on the 15th-17th July 2025 in Brighton. In partnership with the Royal Society of Chemistry (The RSC), BMSS, ChromSoc, and other like-minded associations, SinS will be the must attend networking and information gathering event for scientists and analytical chemists in 2025.

The first SinS event held in Cardiff in 2023 was a monumental success, with exhibitors and attendees alike giving the event a remarkable rating of 100% excellent or good.

'SinS' brings together scientists and analytical chemists to discuss and explore the latest products, techniques, and analytical solutions. With sustainability in mind, one of the primary goals of SinS is to unite special interest groups into one large meeting, reducing travel and time commitments while enhancing networking and information-sharing capabilities.

Marcus Pattison organiser of SinS explained: “The Brighton Centre in Brighton was chosen to host the next SinS event as it has plenty of networking rooms for many of the ‘Breakout’ meetings that take place at SinS, Brighton is easy to get to and has excellent road and rail links and the venue is situated right on the Seafront.”

Main themes for Solutions in Science 2025:

• Bioanalytical science for One Health
• Contaminants of emerging concern
• Digital solutions
• Hyphenated techniques and emerging modalities
• Establishing a sustainable laboratory
• Green solutions
• Latest challenges in molecular characterisation
• Next generation medicines
• Non-target analysis and suspect screening
• Particulate matter in complex samples
• Sustainability in the regulated lab
• And much more

SinS 2025 provides a unique platform for attendees to engage with cutting-edge solutions, foster collaborations, and stay at the forefront of analytical science. The conference and exhibition will appeal to scientists and researchers across a diverse range of industries and interests.