Pharma—complex and innovative

Pharmaceutical research is not only extremely complex and cost-intensive, it is also subject to laws, standards, and regulations to an extent not experienced in most other industries. In the pharmaceutical industry, innovations are the most important requirements for progress, economic growth and improving the quality of life.

220 renowned exhibitors present the latest products and services of pharma and diagnostics.

Scientists in research and industry develop new active ingredients and solutions to the latest problems in the pharmaceutical industry and medicine. State-of-the-art technology and corresponding know-how are guarantees of the industry's ability to innovate. Technology transfer, patents and approval procedures are key factors of success in the chemical and pharmaceutical industry.

analytica depicts the industry in its entirety—both in the exhibition and in the program of related events. Exhibitors present the latest equipment solutions and developments for the stringent demands of pharmaceutical research and demonstrate them being used in practical applications:

• Basic research • Instrumental analysis • Synthesis processes • Biotechnology and genetic engineering • Data processing and LIMS • Quality assurance and control • Laws and standards • Galenics • Sterile and clean room technology • Nanotechnology • Personalized diagnostics and gene therapies • Clinical studies • Big-Data-Handling • Metabolomics

Trend report “Pharma and chemical industrie”

In addition to the fair, our extensive supporting program gives visitors unique insights into current theory and practice. In the following you can get an insight into our program of analytica 2018:

• lecture: Proteogenomics: Redefining the Approach for Precision Cancer Medicine
• lecture: 3D Printing of Sub-100 Micrometer Cross-section Microfluidic Devices for Preterm Birth Biomarker Analysis
• lecture: Finding small molecules in big data
• lecture: Challenges in the Characterization of Antibody-Drug Conjugates
• lecture: Detection of proteins and biopharmaceuticals using aptamers
• lecture: MAbs and ADCs: bioanalytical characterization for drug discovery