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7th German Point-of-Care Testing Symposium (POCT)

Date & Time

from
15/03/2027
until
17/03/2027
duration
2days

Location

place
Sportwissenschaftliche Fakultät Universität Leipzig
address
Jahnallee 59
city
04109, Leipzig Deutschland

Contact

Last name
Ms. Beatrisa Mamiewa
Conventus Congressmanagement Marketing GmbH
phone
036413116323
email
POCT Symposium 2027

Under the theme ‘POCT – New Perspectives for Cross-Sector Technologies and the Expansion of Clinical Applications’, the 7th German Point-of-Care Testing Symposium invites experts from the fields of science, medicine, industry and healthcare to Leipzig.

The symposium is dedicated to the latest developments and future prospects in point-of-care testing (POCT). The focus is on innovative technologies, new clinical applications and the intelligent integration of diagnostics, medicine and information technology. Against the backdrop of advancing digitalisation and Germany’s High-Tech Agenda, new approaches to sustainable and innovative healthcare will be discussed.

Key topics include:

  • POCT in clinical practice
  • Organisation and quality assurance for POCT
  • Disruptive sensor technologies for POCT
  • Data science and information technologies for POCT

The programme includes scientific presentations, case studies and discussions on analytical and technological fundamentals, artificial intelligence and IT solutions for diagnostics, as well as organisational and quality assurance issues. The event is complemented by an industry exhibition showcasing the latest device innovations, as well as numerous opportunities for professional exchange and networking.

The symposium is organised by the POCT Section of the German Society for Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (DGKL), the Fraunhofer Institute for Cell Therapy and Immunology (IZI) and the Institute for Laboratory Medicine, Clinical Chemistry and Molecular Diagnostics at the University of Leipzig.


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