Nominations will remain open until September 27, 2026. The nomination form is available below.
Each year, The Analytical Scientist Innovation Awards recognize the instruments, technologies, software, and other tools making a difference across analytical science. That’s everything from mass spectrometers, chromatography columns, and sampling technologies to spectroscopy platforms, laboratory software, data-analysis tools, PCR systems, and new approaches to sample preparation. In short, we welcome nominations for any commercially available technology or solution with the potential to make a significant impact on analytical science – whether by improving sensitivity, speed, selectivity, reproducibility, accessibility, or ease of use, or by enabling entirely new measurements and applications.
To be eligible for inclusion, the technology or solution must have commercially launched between September 22, 2025 and September 27, 2026. Entries must include proof of release within this period, such as a press release. Nominations may be submitted by both users and vendors.
To nominate an innovation, simply complete the short form available below.
The nominations will be assessed by an independent judging panel, and the winners will be published in December 2026. Due to the volume of entries we expect to receive, we will contact only those selected for inclusion. Unfortunately, we are unable to acknowledge receipt of individual entries.
If you have any questions, please contact james.strachan@conexiant.com.
Want to be reminded of the 2025 Innovation Awards? Take a look at the showcase.
Last year’s top-ranked innovation was Countable PCR from Countable Labs, a platform designed to count individual molecules without sample loss or amplification bias. Read more about the technology here.
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