16 - 17 April 2026 | Zürich
Cleanroom environments remain the cornerstone of Life Sciences manufacturing, where product integrity, patient safety, and regulatory compliance converge. As we enter 2026, the industry faces a pivotal moment: evolving regulatory frameworks, emerging contamination control technologies, and heightened expectations for sustainable facility design are reshaping how cleanrooms are conceived, built, and operated.
This annual networking event brings together cleanroom designers, engineers, quality professionals, and industry leaders to navigate these changes collectively. Participants will explore the latest updates in international standards, discuss practical applications of advanced monitoring systems, and examine how digitalization and automation are transforming contamination control strategies.
Beyond knowledge sharing, this conference creates a collaborative space where professionals can benchmark their approaches, troubleshoot design challenges, and forge partnerships that extend well beyond the event itself. The peer-to-peer format encourages open dialogue about real-world obstacles and proven solutions—helping you avoid costly mistakes and accelerate innovation.
Key Points:
Energy reduction without breaking GMP performance
What did you measure to prove performance didn’t degrade (trend data, alarms, excursions)?
Pressure cascade stability and recovery in real operations
Renovating cleanrooms while staying in GMP production
From obsolete to compliant: design upgrades that actually moved the needle
How do you approach sanitization strategy and monitoring without overcomplicating?
Decontamination/transfer integration
Commissioning & qualification readiness for cleanrooms
Annex 1 / CCS impact as an engineering design input