What is Solutions in Science?

Solutions in Science (SinS) is a conference and exhibition organised by International Labmate the publishers of International Labmate, Labmate UK and Chromatography Today in partnership with the Royal Society of Chemistry (The RSC), BMSS, ChromSoc and like-minded associations. The First SinS event was held in Cardiff in 2023 and was acclaimed as a huge success by both exhibitors and attendees who rated the event 100% excellent or good.

“SinS” brings together scientists and analytical chemists to discuss and explore the latest products, techniques and analytical Solutions. With “Sustainability” in mind one of the main aims of SinS is to bring together special interest groups to one large meeting rather than many smaller meetings which will cut down on travel and time but increase networking and information sharing capabilities.

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Who should attend Solutions in Science?

SinS attracts attendees working across a diverse range of industries including:

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What are the main Topics for Solutions in Science?

The SinS conference will encompass the full life cycle of analytical science. Scientists will journey from challenges to solutions on the following topics:
Analytical science challenges climate change

• Advances in atmospheric chemistry
• Food security and authenticity
• Land use and sustainability

• Water security and safety
• Bioaccumulation and biotoxicity
• Continued emergence of ‘forever chemicals’

• Advances In clinical analysis
• Pharmaceutical analysis enabling medicines of the future
• Approaching point-of-care diagnostics and transportable technologies
• Protecting health: scalable solutions for individuals to populations

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Analytical science challenges sustainable methods and their validity

• Transitioning standard methods to greener methods
• Getting the valid data we need from faster and cleaner analyses
• Future pandemic risks and preparedness

• Analytical technologies for green analysis
• Biofuels
• Recent advances in batteries and fuel cells
• Hydrocarbons to hydrogen
• Green hydrogen, methanol, ammonia

• Advanced data analytics to interpret multiomics datasets
• Artificial Intelligence and machine learning in the chemical world
• Translating data into knowledge and the role generative Artificial Intelligence Chatbots