This year, analytica is all about laboratory digitalisation, artificial intelligence and LIMS.
We show you how laboratories digitalise their operations and use AI in everyday work, supported by a powerful LIMS with a secure cloud and deep AI integration.
We have reserved a ticket allocation for everyone interested in laboratory digitalisation and LIMS: Book a digitalisation consultation and receive your free ticket immediately.
25–28 April 2028 · Messe München
The key topics at analytica 2026
Artificial intelligence in the laboratory – secure, validated and practical.
AI has become part of everyday laboratory work. Leading frontier models GPT, Gemini, Claude and Mistral are integrated directly into LDB.
Laboratories use powerful AI imports to structure unstructured data such as records, external laboratory data and measurements. They also use AI for intelligent analysis of measurement and quality data, directly in LDB.
The result: Less manual work, a clearer overview, accreditation compliance, security and validation.
Experience AI in your LIMSA new format for drinking water and hygiene.
The new interface for mandatory reporting replaces TEIS, TWISTweb, Sebam, LabDüs, Octoware, NiWaDab and similar systems. Different formats and requirements across Germany’s federal states made the process time-consuming and prone to errors.
SHAPTH, the standardised exchange format for drinking water and hygiene testing, now provides a common standard that greatly simplifies data exchange between laboratories and authorities.
Our LIMS experts Stefanie Bergauer and Miriam Weyden are actively involved in the SHAPTH expert committee.
Meet our experts in MunichWhen a legacy system from the 1990s is discontinued.
Many established client-server systems have been extensively customised over decades. Today, they are reaching their limits: Standards such as e-invoicing and SHAPTH, IT security and support can no longer be maintained with reasonable effort.
The central laboratory of Netze BW Wasser (EnBW) faced exactly this situation and chose LDB. In an interview, Catharina Rath, Quality Management Representativeexplains which factors made the difference.
Read the case studyStep-by-step guidance from our experts
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Your ticket to analytica 2026 in Munich
analytica 2026 · Value: €77
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Personal advice from professionals who understand your everyday laboratory work
Chemical biologist · Former laboratory manager
Ramona understands your situation from personal experience: As the manager of an accredited laboratory, she implemented LDB herself and was responsible for its day-to-day use.
In the demo, she speaks your language: samples, methods, accreditation and everyday laboratory work. She shows you practical workflows, common pitfalls and best practices.
Master craftsperson in chemical production · Customer support
Stefanie is a master craftsperson in chemical production and supports accredited environmental laboratories with LDB implementation and daily use. She understands the challenges of accreditation and quality management.
In Munich, she shows you how environmental laboratories digitalise their processes efficiently while meeting all ISO 17025 requirements.
LIMS expert · SHAPTH committee
Miriam specialises in drinking water and hygiene laboratories and is actively involved in the SHAPTH expert committee. She has practical experience of the requirements for mandatory reporting and interfaces with authorities.
In Munich, she offers first-hand advice on SHAPTH, replacing TEIS and digital connections to authorities.
Managing Director · Graduate engineer
Patrick co-founded Labordatenbank and is responsible for technical development and data security. As a graduate engineer with a Stanford background, he drives innovation in the LIMS.
In Munich, he shows you how Labordatenbank meets the needs of modern laboratories through ISO 27001 certification, a secure cloud and AI integration.
Managing Director · 200+ LIMS implementations
Konrad has spent years overseeing LDB implementations in laboratories of all sizes and industries. He understands how decisions are actually made in organisations.
In the demo, he helps you persuade management, bring colleagues on board and involve IT early.
