How to Buy Pre-Clinical and Clinical Automation Technology
With increasing pressures on diagnostic workflows, the automation of processes — from sample through to result — is becoming a necessity in the clinical laboratory. Download this guide to learn about automated solutions for clinical and pre-clinical applications, with insight from key opinion leaders.
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Choose the best automated solutions for your clinical laboratory
In this second edition eBook, we present the latest types of clinical laboratory automation platforms, as well as important pre-purchase considerations and top tips from industry leading experts. Together, these will help guide your choice to best suit the needs of your workflow.
Download the SelectScience Pre-Clinical and Clinical Automation Guide to find out more about:
- Lean Six Sigma
- Open vs. Closed Systems
- Batch vs. Continuous Flow
- Discrete vs. Continuous Processing
- Single and Multi-Function Workstations
- Total Laboratory Automation
- Diagnostic Applications - from Hematology to Molecular Diagnostics
- Planning for Automation - Key Considerations
- Top Tips from Industry Experts
Editor's Picks
Frankie MacDonaldEditorial
Crocodile ELISA miniWorkstation (BERTHOLD TECHNOLOGIES GmbH & Co. KG)
“It has enabled high-quality results in peptide quantification and enzyme activity measurements as well as antimicrobial assays.”
Augusto Etchegaray, Pontifical Catholic University of Campinas
Navios Flow Cytometer (Beckman Coulter)
“The Navios Flow Cytometer is easy to use with instant results. The speed and accuracy of the data are commendable. ”
NIDHI SHAH, D Y Patil University
ACQUITY UPLC I-Class / Xevo TQD IVD System (Waters)
“Great instrument for routine newborn screening using blood spots”
Jamal Golbahar, Life Science Consultancy
Zoom HT Microplate Washer (BERTHOLD TECHNOLOGIES GmbH & Co. KG)
“It is an easy to use plate washer and also very reliable. It does a great job at pushing the background level to the very minimum”
Alessandro Ustione, Washington University in St Louis -School of Medicine