In the laboratory of the future - special show Live Lab

Agilent is presenting a digital LC workflow from sample handling to analysis. Sample transfers are digitally tracked using a barcode scanner and the Advanced Sample Linking solution. After registration, the labeled vials are taken to the Infinity III LC, where they are read automatically. With the Infinity Lab Assist, users can monitor their running sequence and track the instrument status in real time.

Presentation of ROTH for Future products and introduction to the Excipact range (consumables).

Quality fits in every Lab. Introduction of Axiovert 7 for Life Sciences and demonstration of Smart Microscopy in automated multidimensional Imaging

A piece of chocolate is placed on the lower plate of the Kinexus rotational rheometer. A normal force is applied to the upper geometry to simulate the pressure of the tongue on the chocolate. The system is then heated to mimic the warming in the mouth. As soon as the chocolate begins to melt, the gap decreases.

Everyone loves pizza! But what's really in it—and what's in the packaging? At the Live Lab at analytica 2026, Thermo Fisher Scientific will use pizza to demonstrate a wide range of analytical applications: from ingredients to packaging, using state-of-the-art technologies such as HPLC-CAD, MS, ICP-MS, NIR, and FTIR—including sample preparation, sample extraction, and evaluation.

Laboratories must respond flexibly to constantly changing requirements and adapt workplaces quickly. In digital laboratory environments, it is crucial that laboratory instruments, sensors, and process controls communicate across manufacturers – vacuum as a central process parameter must be seamlessly integrated into digital workflows. The vacuum pump PC 3001 VARIO select exemplifies standardized integration via LADS OPC UA for control and monitoring of vacuum – from single-point supply to vacuum networks.

Velp introduces a new benchmark in CHNS macro elemental analysis. The EMA 402XL enables fully automated, high-throughput analysis of extra-large samples, delivering precise and reproducible determination of carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, and sulfur—even in complex, heterogeneous matrices. Its innovative crucible technology, vertical combustion system, and dedicated detectors simplify workflows, reduce sample preparation, and ensure representative results.

Ideal for environmental, agricultural, chemical, and industrial applications, the EMA 402XL sets a new standard for accuracy, efficiency, and continuous operation in elemental analysis.

A largely transparent fume hood is shown, to which sensors and laboratory devices can be connected via plug & play. Once plugged in, the sensors and devices automatically register with the fume hood and from that point onward transmit their measurement data to the Lab Control Center. The LCC stores, visualizes, and evaluates the data against limit values and provides all data to other connected digital systems via an interface. Device and other software solutions can be connected via LADS.