analytica USA 2025
International Trade Fair for Laboratory Technology, Analysis, Biotechnology and Diagnostics
Columbus, Ohio
September 10-12, 2025
analytica USA 2025 is the newest addition to the world’s leading network of laboratory technology, analysis, and biotechnology trade fairs. Taking place September 10–12, 2025, in Columbus, Ohio, this event is designed to bring together researchers, industry professionals, and decision-makers from across North America and beyond. The fair offers a comprehensive overview of the entire laboratory value chain—from planning and equipment to cutting-edge digitalization, automation, and artificial intelligence in the lab. It features a large exhibition, a scientific conference, and hands-on live demonstrations, making it a unique opportunity to see the latest innovations in laboratory science and technology.
For researchers and PhD chemists, analytica USA is a rare chance to engage directly with global leaders in lab technology, discover the newest tools and workflows, and learn about trends shaping the future of laboratory work. The event’s conference program covers topics such as proteomics, chromatography, and spectroscopy, while the exhibition showcases solutions for sample preparation, analysis, lab automation, and data management. Special focus is placed on digital transformation, sustainability, and practical safety in the lab, ensuring that visitors can find relevant answers to both current and future challenges in research and industry.
If you are interested in advancing your synthetic chemistry workflows, visiting our booth to discuss Synthia® is especially valuable. Synthia® is an advanced retrosynthesis software that leverages expert-coded rules and AI to accelerate route design, optimize synthesis planning, and support green chemistry initiatives. By connecting with us at analytica USA, you can see firsthand how Synthia® can help streamline your research, reduce manual effort, and open new possibilities for innovation in your lab. Let’s explore how Synthia® can support your scientific goals and keep you at the forefront of modern chemical research.
