Date: July 15 & 16, 2026
Broadcast times: 9 am CDT (Chicago) / 10 am EDT (New York) / 3 pm BST (London) / 4 pm CEST (Paris)
By attending this symposium, you will:
- Explore advanced analytical techniques for detecting drugs, metabolites, and toxic compounds in complex biological matrices
- Understand how high-resolution mass spectrometry supports both targeted and non-targeted workflows
- Learn strategies to address emerging drugs and novel psychoactive substances
- Gain insight into sample preparation approaches that improve sensitivity and reproducibility
- Discover how laboratories balance throughput with data quality in routine and high-demand settings
- Examine how evolving regulatory and legal requirements shape forensic workflows
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These sessions focus on real-world applications, giving you clear takeaways you can apply immediately in your lab.
Event Overview:
Laboratories face increasing pressure to deliver fast, defensible results across a growing range of substances. Novel psychoactive compounds, evolving drug trends, and stricter legal scrutiny demand analytical methods that combine sensitivity, specificity, and robustness.
This symposium brings together leading experts to explore how modern analytical techniques are reshaping forensic toxicology and drug testing. From advanced mass spectrometry workflows to emerging screening strategies, the program focuses on practical approaches that translate directly into laboratory performance.
Who Should Attend
This event is designed for professionals working across forensic and analytical science, including:
- Forensic toxicologists
- Analytical scientists in clinical and forensic laboratories
- Laboratory managers and directors
- Researchers developing or validating analytical methods
- Scientists involved in drug testing, toxicology, or bioanalysis
Whether you work in routine testing or advanced research, this symposium will provide practical insight into improving analytical performance.
