Agilent hosts second edition of Future Lab Summit in Hyderabad

New Delhi: Agilent Technologies has successfully concluded its second edition of Future Lab Summit in Hyderabad. The event brought together some of the most prominent industry experts and leaders to discuss the latest trends and solutions in the analytical industry.

The Future Lab Summit focused on key topics such as digital and connected labs, innovative yet sustainable solutions, workflow solutions, and compliance with the latest regulatory trends. The event also featured a pharma, biopharma, and food summit, providing a unique opportunity for participants to discuss the ongoing and future regulatory challenges in these industries with industry leaders and experts from pharma and applied market organizations.

Agilent Technologies unveiled its latest product introductions, which includes the GCQQQ (7000E) and GCSQ (5977C) gas chromatography systems, as well as the LCQQQ (6475A) mass spectrometer at the Future Lab Summit. These instruments are designed to enhance laboratory efficiency and accuracy, enabling researchers to make breakthrough discoveries. Additionally, the Vaya Handheld Raman Spectrometer was showcased, providing rapid and non-destructive identification of materials. Agilent also displayed its range of chemistries and supplies that seamlessly work with its analytical instruments, delivering consistent results.

“The Future Lab Summit provides a platform for industry leaders to meet, interact and understand key trends in pharma, biopharma and food markets. With an increased thrust on sustainability, automation, and artificial intelligence, the Future Lab Summit 2023 highlighted Agilent workflow solutions to address these areas,” commented Dr Samir Vyas, Country General Manager, India, Agilent.

The success of the Future Lab Summit demonstrates Agilent’s commitment to providing industry-leading solutions and driving scientific innovation in the analytical industry. Agilent Technologies looks forward to hosting future editions of the Future Lab Summit and continuing to unify the scientific community to advance the field of analytical instrumentation.