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NEXUS India 2026 R&D Conference Returns to Mumbai in October
Revvity Signals Software is organizing a science and technology meeting in Mumbai.
The event is called NEXUS India 2026.
It will happen on October 6, 2026.
Researchers and business leaders from India are expected to attend.
They will talk about using digital tools to improve research and development.
Speakers will discuss medicines, biotechnology and chemical research.
The day will include talks, group discussions and opportunities to meet other professionals.
People can register for the event now.
Revvity Signals Software will hold NEXUS India 2026 in Mumbai on October 6, 2026.
The fourth annual conference will focus on challenges, opportunities and best practices in Indian R&D.
The agenda includes keynote speeches, customer and partner presentations, panels and networking.
Discussions will cover digital transformation and agile R&D practices across pharmaceutical, biotech and chemical research.
Registration is open, with David Gosalvez scheduled to deliver the keynote address.
- Who
- Revvity Signals Software is organizing the conference, with R&D leaders, researchers and industry experts participating.
- What
- NEXUS India 2026 is a day-long R&D user conference focused on digital transformation, innovation and research practices.
- Where
- Mumbai, India.
- When
- October 6, 2026.
- Why
- To discuss challenges, opportunities, insights and best practices affecting Indian R&D, while sharing knowledge about digital transformation and innovation.
Key facts
- Organizer
- Revvity Signals Software
- Event
- NEXUS India 2026
- Date
- October 6, 2026
- Location
- Mumbai, India
- Edition
- Fourth year
- Keynote speaker
- David Gosalvez, Chief Strategy Officer, Revvity Signals Software
- Registration
- Open
Quotes
Kapil Aggarwal
Regional Vice President of Sales for India and South Asia at Revvity Signals Software
“NEXUS India brings together industry experts and members of our customer community to explore the latest trends in digital transformation and what’s next for innovation in R&D.”
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