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2027 Lab Design Conference

Organized by Lab Design Conference

Proposals for this event are closed (the deadline was August 21, 2026). The event itself is still ahead. Many organizers open their next call around the same time each year. Below are open calls you can apply to now.

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Lab Design Conference 2027

LabX Media Group · Hyatt Regency Dallas, Dallas, Texas · May 2027

Health, safety, and welfareLaboratory renovation and modernization

Closes Feb 15, 2027

AEC INNOVATE '27

PSMJ · Denver, Colorado, United States · Jun 2027

Artificial intelligence in AECTechnology strategies

Deadline not listed

2027 Lab Manager Leadership Summit

Lab Manager · Hilton Salt Lake City Center, Salt Lake City, UT · Apr 2027

Laboratory leadership and managementTeam and workforce development

Deadline not listed

Talent Arena 2027

Mobile World Capital Barcelona · Fira de Barcelona (Montjuïc), Hall 8, Barcelona · Mar 2027

Software development and engineeringDevOps

Deadline not listed

InnovateX 2027

Experience UK · Arcade Arena, London, United Kingdom · Mar 2027

Experience economyEmerging experience formats

Deadline not listed

DAC 2027, The Chips to Systems Conference

DAC, The Chips to Systems Conference · San Jose Convention Center, San Jose, California, United States · Jul 2027

Artificial intelligenceChip and system design

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Submission deadline: August 21, 2026
Event date: May 10, 2027
Format: In person
Location: Hyatt Regency Dallas, Dallas, TX
Compensation: Not listed

About this call

Seeking educational, non-commercial speaker proposals on laboratory planning, design, construction, renovation, and operations. Educational sessions take place May 11–12, 2027, with particular interest in laboratory end-user perspectives.

Topics

Laboratory renovation and modernizationSustainable and resilient laboratory designArtificial intelligence, automation, robotics, and emerging technologiesLaboratory infrastructure and componentsProject collaboration strategiesLessons learned from laboratory projects

Audience

ArchitectsEngineersLaboratory plannersConstruction managersFacility directorsLaboratory managersScientists and researchersProject ownersAcademic, healthcare, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, government, and industrial laboratory professionals

Session formats

Educational presentations