Copan at ESCMID 2026
Science in focus​

Saturday,  April 18

The full microbiology workflow

Saturday’s booth activities covered the entire sample journey, from collection to data interpretation, highlighting an integrated workflow that enhances a lab’s potential and patient care.

Live Product Theaters

Capturing the Microbiome: Copan’s Collection and Transport Devices for Multi‑Omics Analysis, by Anna Franzoni

Closing the Pre‑Analytical Gap: How University Hospitals Leuven Drives Quality and Efficiency Through Traceability and Pre‑Barcoding, by Dr. Ann Verdonck

Sunday, April 19

Collection & Transport Devices

On Sunday, Copan’s booth focused on sample collection and transport, with dedicated activities and scientific sessions showcasing devices and real-world applications.

Live Product Theaters

The Importance of Enrichment in Candida auris Screening, by Matteo Miriani, Stefania Di Costanzo

Shaping the Future of Clinical Molecular Diagnostics: Exploring Copan’s Latest Breakthroughs, by Matteo Miriani, Giulia Mozzoni, Marica Barezzani

Monday, April 20

Laboratory Automation and AI

Automation, AI, and data-driven innovation are transforming laboratory workflowsMonday’s booth design offered the possibility to experience these technologies firsthand.  

Live Product Theaters

Radian AST Solution: Reshaping Disk Diffusion to Support the AMR Fight, by Giulio Montini, Matteo Lucchini

The Impact of PhenoMATRIX™ AI on Clinical Microbiology Routine, by Giulio Montini, Stefano Magni

Copan returned to ESCMID with a stronger scientific presence, engaging content, an inspiring sundowner symposium, impactful posters, and hands-on demos. 
Every day, the booth transformed with new scientific insights, dedicated product highlights, and even a redesigned layout. Each visit gave a different perspective on innovation in microbiology.

Integrated Symposium – Saturday, April 18 (16:15-17:45 CET) - Hall A1-2

From Sample to Patient: Diagnostics and Infection Control in the AMR Era

The rise of AMR demands faster, smarter diagnostics. This year’s ESCMID symposium highlights AI-driven tools and integrated surveillance to accelerate detection, standardize workflows, and strengthen collaboration across health systems.

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Joseph Meletiadis, University of Athens, Greece

Optimal Methods for Candida auris Screening in Hospital Surveillance

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Ramon Pérez Tanoira, Hospital Universitario Principe de Asturias, Spain

Automated Workflows: Enhancing AMR Surveillance from GI Testing to Infection Control

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Gian Maria Rossolini, University Of Firenze, Italy

Innovative Diagnostic Microbiology Networks: Sharing Organization and Knowledge through Advanced Automation

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Adrian Egli, University Of Zurich, Switzerland 

Next-Gen Microbiology: Harnessing AI for Precision Diagnostics

Scientific Posters

Download the booklet containing the list and abstracts of all the posters that featured our products.

Universal Approach Campaign

Breaking down the biggest microbiology threat

Over the past few months, the Universal Approach campaign has featured renowned Key Opinion Leaders across various microbiology fields. At ESCMID 2026, we launched the second phase of the campaign, featuring new interviews, videos, and white papers that will focus on the main microbiology threat of the futureAntimicrobial Resistance. Stay tuned for the next chapters!