#lab innovation

The digital lab has revolutionized laboratory work with miniaturized, modular, and automated technology. By miniaturizing equipment and processes, labs can operate with smaller samples and lower costs. Modular technology allows for customizable setups, with interchangeable parts that can be swapped out as needed. Automation reduces errors, increases efficiency, and frees up time for lab personnel to focus on more complex tasks. The result is a highly efficient lab that can rapidly produce high-quality results. These advances in technology also allow for remote access and control of lab equipment, enabling greater collaboration and flexibility. The digital lab opens up new perspectives and has transformed the way we approach research and development.

Lectures covering the digitalised, minituarised and automated lab

Without eyes, it is impossible to see. Without high-performance sensors, spectrometers, microscopes, and other measuring technologies, it is impossible for the process industry to analyse, optimise and improve itself as well as its product quality. This topic is dedicated to the latest developments of imaging and sensing techniques, as well as analytical methods, that enable effective and cost-efficient applications.

Lectures covering imaging and sensing

Linking the lab with production and quality is essential for ensuring that products meet quality standards and are safe for consumption. Collaboration between laboratory personnel and production teams is necessary to identify and address any issues that may arise during production. By sharing data and insights, the lab can provide critical information to production teams to help them make informed decisions about process adjustments and ensure quality control. Effective communication and collaboration between the lab and production can ultimately lead to better products, improved efficiency, and increased customer satisfaction.

Lectures covering the linking of the lab with production and quality