12th World Congress on Analytical Chemistry and Instrumentation

Greetings from Analytical Chemistry 2020!  On behalf of the Organizing Committee and AAC, it is my great pleasure to welcome all of the great scientists, academicians, young researchers, business delegates and students from all over the world to the 12th World Congress on Analytical Chemistry and Instrumentation (Analytical Chemistry 2020).

The theme of Analytical Chemistry Congress is “Advancement and up gradation in the field of Analytical Chemistry and Instrumentation”.

Analytical Chemistry 2020 unites the participants from the scientific community who has contributed well in the field of Analytical Chemistry and Instrumentation.

Analytical Chemistry Congress is two days of oral and poster sessions, keynotes, social events, and workshops in the beautiful city of Rome, Italy from Oct 19-20, 2020.

It will address all these critical subjects with suitable solutions and will dissipate the knowledge so that each and every individual across the globe gets the profit.

Hold hands with Analytical Chemistry Congress to connect with the noble’s peers, exchange knowledge, and experiences, and upgrade yourself with the latest information to take your research to the next level.

We are excited about the outcome and hope that you will find this congress fruitful, enjoyable and worthwhile.

We look forward to seeing you in Rome, Italy.

Benefits of Attending Analytical Chemistry Conference

Why to attend?

Analytical Chemistry 2020 gives a stage to set up and outfit their insight past the recognized scholastics in the field of Analytical Chemistry by drawing in with look into research scholars, scientists, Industry researchers, public health professionals, Research laboratories Scientist.

The principle point of this meeting is to give enhancement to their new thoughts and to think about the progression in the field of Analytical Chemistry and related subjects.

Market Analysis:

The chemical market is expected to value from $4.1 trillion in 2013 to$5.1 trillion by 2020 based on a report from Solidiance. The chemical industry growth will increase by innovation in the automotive industry and instrumentation industry, energy transformation, construction, and electronics.

In demand sectors of the economy’s wider industry have, in line with the country's growth, also enjoyed high rates of growth. In a recently discharged report from Solidiance, titled ‘new chemical era in china’, the firm explores, however, the delay within the Chinese economy could return to have an effect on the chemical market in the country and globally. The report provides some key insights into how the global market is faring, as well as a projection for the global market to 2020.

Somewhere in the range of 2003 and 2013, the Chinese market worth has expanded from $128 billion to $1,361 billion. Europe in that time increased from $505 billion to $819 billion, while the North American (Nafta) the market has improved from $370 billion to $686 billion. In total, the world the market expanded from $1.46 trillion in 2003 to $4.1 trillion in 2013.

The 2017 Process Instrumentation and Automation advertise in the UnitedStates, esteemed at $13.4 Billion, is anticipated to develop 3.7 percent by2022 to an aggregate of $16 Billion. The Measurement, Control and AutomationAssociation (MCAA) has distributed its Annual Market Forecast for 2018.

According to the report, the global economy’s continued weakness, as well as the slowdown in the Chinese economy, will see growth in the chemical industry slow between 2013 and 2020, increasing by only around a trillion dollars in the years to 2020. Although growth in the Chinese market enjoyed a cagr of25% between 2003 and 2013, growth to 2020 is expected to drop off by two thirds to 8%. As a result, the Chinese market is expected to be worth an estimated $2trillion by 2020. The European market’s growth will fall slightly from the around 3% enjoyed between 2003 and 2013 to 2% to 2020, increasing only $13billion in that time. The North American market views its growth rate relatively stable at 4%, growing to around $800 billion by 2020.

Italy – with a production of around €52 billion in 2016 – is the third largest chemical manufacturer in Europe. Over 3,000 companies are involved in the field, which employs around 108,000 people. Being a country with a strong industrial base, Italy represents a large chemical market of approximately 59 billion Euros. Italian market ranks even second in Europe for many products. The country can take advantage of its Mediterranean position at the center. Because of these reasons, many chemicals owned foreign companies have decided to place their strategic basis here for operations in Southern Europe to be controlled.