Rapid development of analytical instruments in China

Shanghai, September 16th (Lu Wenjun, Chen Yixin) The bi-annual Munich Analytical Biochemistry Exhibition in Shanghai opened on September 15 at the Shanghai New International Expo Center. Food safety is an area of ​​focus for this Analytical Biochemistry Exhibition. It comes from 22 countries. The 468 exhibitors in the region will bring the latest scientific instruments and cutting-edge analysis and test technologies, and provide a full range of laboratory technology solutions. The exhibitors include Beiyou, Shanghai Jingke, Shanghai Scientific Instruments and other local leaders, Agilent, and Perot. Jin Elmer, Merck, Shimadzu and other overseas exhibitors accounted for 40% of the total exhibitors.

The current number of exhibitors has increased by 30% compared with the previous session, which is the highest since the Shanghai Analytical Biochemical Exhibition was first held in 2002. The exhibition area has increased by nearly 18% compared with the previous session. The organizer stated that due to the exhibition and the same period activities The scale has grown significantly. It is expected that more than 15,000 spectators will visit this year.

“The new heights of this year's scale and number of exhibitors reflect China’s increasing importance in the fields of analysis, laboratory technology and biochemical technology”, said Ma Xiguan, executive director of the China Association of Analytical and Testing, in recent years, the Chinese analytical instrument market has remained fast According to relevant statistics, the total sales of the Chinese analytical instrument market in 2006 were US$1.61 billion, 2.13 billion US dollars in 2009, and 2.52 billion US dollars in 2010. The total sales in 2012 will reach three in 2006. Times.

The Munich Analytical Biochemical Exhibition in Shanghai is an important trade fair and network platform for analysis, laboratory technology, diagnostics and laboratory technology in Asia. The 5th Shanghai International Analytical Chemistry Symposium, "Proteomics and Diseases" will also be held during the exhibition. Workshops and academic activities such as the China-German Forum on Chromatography. The third day of the exhibition, September 17th, was designated as "University Day", which included practical training for thesis writing and other special lectures for university students.