LABVOLUTION with BIOTECHNICA 2017 16–18 May

Visiting an exhibition stand for a personal chat is just the start. As soon as you need to delve more deeply into certain complex topics, as soon as you need to have services or products explained in greater detail, as soon as your staff members require further training or a topic needs to be explored more intensively – then you need to have just the right format. That is the idea behind the LabUSER exhibitor forum at the LABVOLUTION exhibition – featuring the life sciences BIOTECHNICA event – running from 16 to 18 May in Hannover, Germany. Offering a wellspring of expertise, the forum will take place at the conference facilities in Hall 19, in direct proximity to the exhibition, with the forum program itself decided by the exhibitors.

“Exhibitors and attending professionals stand to benefit equally from the new LabUSER exhibitor forum,” remarked Bernd Heinold, LABVOLUTION Project Director at Deutsche Messe, who went on to say “The added value for participating companies consists of the exclusive offerings they can provide, above and beyond the products and services they will be displaying at their stands. Visitors on the other hand will not only get a fascinating look at the available products and services, but can also gain additional qualifications by attending certified workshops.”

Connsisting of two main elements - product and solution presentations on the one hand and workshops and training on the other - Companies can take advantage of the LabUSER exhibitor forum to showcase their product innovations and services to a select audience of professionals in a highly focused setting, while at the same time offering seminars and workshops for attendees on a wide range of topics, many of which are certified. Eppendorf and Sartorius, for example, have already committed to offering certified workshops. Eppendorf and Sartorius have already committed to offering certified workshops. Attendees can expect a rich and varied program on topics like ‘Workflow Optimisation Digitalisation in Everyday Lab Practice,’ ‘the Digital Lab’ and ‘Emerging Technologies.’ The number of participants per workshop is limited to 20, so it is advisable to register without delay.

Further information from www.labvolution.de