The Lab of the Future Congress series interrogates the latest advances and drivers shaping life science research, development and manufacturing, and how these advances can be harnessed to deliver much needed therapeutics at pace and scale. The Congress focuses on the changing nature of the modern research environment, the role of new and emerging technologies and modalities, and the shift to a more collaborative research culture. Our format of curated content, lightening talks, and discussion sessions delivers thought leadership, open discussion, and high levels of audience participation.
The Lab of the Future community comprises individuals from across the biopharma R&D and manufacturing landscape. From major life science organisations to innovative biotech’s, you will have the opportunity to meet and network with thought leaders from across the globe. We take care to collate different experiences, approaches and viewpoints around pertinent topics and ensure session are well moderated, leading to insightful discussions and the generation of new ideas.
Last year, 88% of attendees ranked the event very good or excellent.
Audience by Industry (left) and Seniority (right)
"Great conference and informative content"
Global Head of Research Operations, Takeda
“I really enjoyed the Lab of the Future Congress. The format was engaging and gave a lot of insight about what is moving forward and interestingly what is not moving forward and is still in ‘hype’ phase. So very helpful overall!”
VP, Senior Partner, Head of Research Procurement, Novartis
"It was a really great and inspiring experience with great diversity of topics and industries! Generated a lot of thoughts!"
VP, Drug Discovery, Head of Chemistry at Schrödinger
Amsterdam Conference Center Beurs van Berlage is located in the center of Amsterdam on Damrak, Oude Brugsteeg and Beursstraat, directly opposite the central station, a short distance from highways and Schiphol Airport. The Beurs van Berlage is extremely easy to reach, both by public transport and by private transport. The Central Station is a stone’s throw away and in the vicinity of the Beurs there are a number of large car parks.
