Exploring New Horizons in Chromatography: Innovations and Growth Opportunities
International Conference and Expo on Chromatography Techniques is open to researchers, professors, students, industry professionals, and analytic experts.
With regard to developments in HPLC and other chromatography techniques, the conference seeks to offer a platform for researchers in analytical chemistry, pharmacy, pharmacology, bioinformatics, and other life sciences to exchange critical analyses of fresh data and state-of-the-art research findings. Experts in analysis from a variety of scientific backgrounds can present their work at the conference, and students and aspiring researchers can pick the brains of more seasoned scientists.
The conference’s main objectives are to raise awareness of chromatography and present the most recent developments in HPLC methods. Research in the chemical and biological sciences requires the use of analytical techniques. The Advanced Chromatography conference offers a perfect setting for knowledge exchange and skill development with important analytical instruments.
Target audiences for the conference include:
- Analytical experts in chromatography
- Research directors at research centers
- Directors at pharmaceutical and chemical companies
- Industry experts working with new solid and liquid columns
- Marketing teams promoting new products
- University professors and directors
- Postdoctoral researchers and PhD students developing analytical and bioanalytical methods
- Theoretical scientists proposing new analytical hypotheses
- Relevant graduate and undergraduate students
With a compound annual growth rate of 6.9%, the life science and chemical instrumentation global market is projected to reach $48.84 billion by 2030. Improvements in analytical instrument technology, higher government spending on pharmaceutical R&D, more public and private investment in life science research, rising food safety concerns, and advancements in drug discovery and clinical diagnostics are some growth factors. New opportunities are being created by the growing proteomics market, growing environmental safety concerns, and rising demand for analytical instruments. Through 2025, the market for liquid chromatography reagents in Europe is expected to expand by 11.9% yearly.
