Pharmaceutical Industry Congress 2026

Conference room 1
Hall B

Your Laboratory: From Vision to a State-of-the-Art Turnkey Research Facility – A Multidisciplinary Design Symphony Driven by ALPBIS Group and KDM Group

ALPBIS Group: Turnkey Laboratories of Tomorrow – From Vision to Completion Labotech 2026 – ALPBIS Group, an expert in creating modern research spaces, is presenting a comprehensive model for managing laboratory projects at the Labotech trade show. The company offers a unique “from vision to turnkey implementation” approach, relieving the client of the burden of coordinating design and construction processes.

Key pillars of the ALPBIS Group’s offering:

· Design and consulting: Creating ergonomic and safe functional layouts compliant with standards.

· Custom-made equipment: Manufacturing and installation of certified laboratory furniture and fume hoods.

· Installations and equipment: Installation of specialized utility networks and delivery of advanced research equipment.

· Service and training: Full after-sales support, including warranty service and equipment calibration. “At the Labotech trade show, we want to demonstrate that building a laboratory doesn’t have to be a complicated process. Thanks to our experience, we guide the investor through every stage—from bare walls to a fully functional research center,” says the ALPBIS Group team.Based in Bielsko-Biała, the company remains a leader in the modernization of scientific and industrial infrastructure in Poland, thanks to its ISO certification and a broad team of experts. 

Conference Organizer

NanoBioMedical Centre

Conference room 1
Hall B

Microplastics in Laboratory Analysis - Methodological and Regulatory Challenges

Microplastics in Laboratory Analysis - Methodological and Regulatory Challenges

Increasing regulatory requirements in the European Union, together with the rapid growth of environmental research, have made the analysis of microplastics one of the key challenges for modern laboratories. This discussion panel will focus on practical aspects of microplastic analysis, including sample preparation, polymer identification, detection limits, and the comparability of results between laboratories.The experts will also discuss issues related to method standardisation, laboratory accreditation, and the impact of emerging EU regulations, including the Drinking Water Directive, recent developments within the REACH regulation, and forthcoming environmental monitoring requirements. The panel will offer an opportunity to exchange perspectives and practical experience between researchers, manufacturers of analytical instrumentation, and testing laboratories.

NanoBioMedical Centre (CNBM), Adam Mickiewicz University (AMU), Poznań, is an interdisciplinary research centre focused on advanced studies of nanomaterials and biomaterials and their applications in medicine, biology, and modern materials technologies. Our mission is to develop cutting-edge nanotechnologies and biomaterials and to educate highly skilled specialists in materials engineering and nanobiomedicine. 

CNBM combines state-of-the-art research infrastructure, expert knowledge, and an interdisciplinary approach to develop materials for key areas of modern medicine, including drug delivery systems, tissue engineering, biomedical diagnostics, and biosensors. The Centre is equipped with modern research facilities that support both the fabrication and comprehensive characterisation of functional materials. Its technological infrastructure includes a fully equipped chemical laboratory, 3D printing systems, ALD and CVD deposition systems, and electrospinning equipment, enabling the production of advanced materials with preciselycontrolled properties. 

Our infrastructure is complemented by a wide range of advanced analytical instruments, including electron microscopes (SEM, TEM, HRTEM), atomic force microscopes (AFM), confocal microscopes (CLSM), X-ray diffractometers (XRD), as well as NMR and ICP-MS spectrometers. This combination of facilities allows us to carry out comprehensive materials research, from structural and physicochemical analysis to functional performance testing. This infrastructure also supports the development of solutions with strong application potential, extending beyond medicine to areas such as energy technologies and catalysis.As a scientific partner, CNBM actively supports collaboration between academia and industry, promoting innovative laboratory solutions, new research methods, and the effective transfer of knowledge and technology to real-world applications.

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IKA

Conference room 1
Hall B

Labotech - IKA

Conference Organizer

ohaus

Booth, Hall B , B4.20

Best practices for operating and maintaining centrifuges

Exhibition Studio
Hall B

Trends Panel And Exhibitors Presentation

Conference Organizer

Polish Centre for Testing and Certification

Conference room 1
Hall B

IVDR – From Theory to Practice

The event is aimed at IVD manufacturers as well as regulatory and quality specialists, focusing on the practical implementation of IVDR requirements. The program includes topics related to point-of-care testing (POCT) devices – from the regulatory approach to guidance supporting preparation for conformity assessment. The expert program will also be discussed, including the principles of recruitment and cooperation with external experts. A significant part will be dedicated to presenting the role of the notified body in the conformity assessment process, as well as practical aspects of communication within structured dialogue with the manufacturer, supporting an efficient and smooth assessment process.

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District Pharmaceutical Chamber in Warsaw

Conference room 1
Hall B

New technologies transforming pharmacy: from algorithms to automation

Pharmacy is at a turning point today. The digitalization of healthcare is accelerating, artificial intelligence and automation are increasingly entering everyday practice, and data is becoming one of the most valuable resources in the system. It is at the intersection of these three areas—technology, information, and patient care—that a new model of pharmacy is taking shape. 

The discussion is dedicated to how algorithms, robotics, and data integration are truly transforming the work of pharmacists, the organization of pharmacies, as well as the safety and quality of therapy. We will try to answer not only which technologies will be key, but above all, what challenges, risks, and decisions the entire sector is facing today.