Full Circle: Pittcon returns to Pittsburgh in 2027, site of inaugural event in 1950
PITTSBURGH – Pittcon, the global laboratory science conference, will return to Pittsburgh in 2027 after a 60-year absence, bringing with it an opportunity to highlight the city’s growing emphasis on technology and innovation. The event, which promotes advances in analytical chemistry and applied spectroscopy, will be held at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center from April 24-28. Pittcon’s return is made possible by Pittsburgh’s revitalized infrastructure, including enhanced life sciences and tech industries, according to Jon Handel, Pittcon’s marketing manager.
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The event will showcase the latest technological developments and provide a platform for global scientific collaboration.