Lean Lab started in 2009 with a simple premise: the people working inside Life Sciences laboratories have experiences worth sharing, and the industry learns better when those experiences are put in the same room.
Many editions later, that premise has not changed. What has changed is the landscape around it. Laboratories that were once focused on process efficiency are now navigating digitalisation, automation, AI integration and the organisational complexity that comes with all of it. Lean Lab has followed that evolution, becoming a reference point for Quality Control, R&D, Quality Assurance, Operational Excellence and Innovation professionals who want to understand not just where the field is heading, but what is actually working in practice.
The format reflects that ambition. Real experiences, honest exchanges and a focus on what it takes to improve efficiency, quality and reliability in environments where the stakes are high and the margin for error is not.
Lean Lab has long been part of the industry conversation, with leading Life Sciences publications providing visibility to the event and the topics it brings to the laboratory community.
Explore the industry media coverage dedicated to Lean Lab 2026, organized by ProductLife Group together with LifeBee: