Life Science Open Space returns to the Manggha Museum of Japanese Art & Technology in Kraków for its 2026 edition, bringing the life science community together once again in one of the city’s most distinctive architectural and cultural landmarks.

Located on the banks of the Vistula River, directly opposite Wawel Hill and the Royal Castle, Manggha offers a unique setting where contemporary architecture, Japanese aesthetics, and Kraków’s rich heritage come together.

More than just a conference venue, Manggha is a place where cultures, ideas, and perspectives meet. Its inspiring interiors, panoramic riverside views, and distinctive atmosphere create the perfect backdrop for meaningful conversations, new connections, and cross-sector collaboration.

In 2026, this remarkable space will once again become a meeting point for innovators, researchers, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders shaping the future of life sciences.