The Orchestrated Lab webinar series: Explore the latest in LIMS, artificial intelligence, cloud capabilities, and much more

Join us on Tuesday, 20 April, to learn how technology-driven strategies can promote success and how automated science is a key driving factor

28 Jun 2021
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The Orchestrated Lab webinar series will examine a variety of different laboratory-focused themes to provide you with a holistic perspective on the ever-changing modern lab

The Orchestrated Lab webinar series, run in partnership with Thermo Fisher Scientific, will examine a variety of different laboratory-focused themes to provide you with a holistic perspective on the ever-changing modern lab

As scientific organizations continue the transformative journey to a fully digital laboratory, many are asking themselves how they can successfully become a “lab of the future.” How can processes be streamlined, automation be leveraged, data silos be eliminated, and ecosystems be connected? These questions – and many more – are at the forefront of the industry’s digital transformation discussion. With technological advancements and constantly evolving digital capabilities, this is an industry discussion that must continue.

The Orchestrated Lab webinar series will examine a variety of different laboratory-focused themes to provide you with a holistic perspective on the ever-changing modern lab.

These 10 webinars will take you on a deep dive into topics such as: automation, cloud capabilities, connected laboratory workflows and infrastructure, artificial intelligence, leveraging data, and more. Thought-provoking discussions will showcase how you can leverage Thermo Fisher Scientific technology to accelerate laboratory productivity, unlock innovation, and drive scientific advancements.

Register for the opening webinars in The Orchestrated Lab webinar series:

Automated science to create the Lab of the Future

Tuesday, April 20, at 16:00 BST / 17:00 CEST / 11:00 EDT / 08:00 PDT

The automation of processes, workflows, and data allows laboratories to reduce downtime, increase stability, and optimize efficiency. Automation provides the time and space for laboratories to focus on innovations and improvements, which is crucial to their success. Automated science – through digital solutions, lab automation, and artificial intelligence - is critical to accelerating laboratory productivity and unlocking innovation. This webinar will discuss how technology-driven strategies can promote success and how automated science is a key driving factor.

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The benefits of adopting cloud-based solutions

Wednesday, May 19, at 16:00 BST / 17:00 CEST / 11:00 EDT / 08:00 PDT

For existing laboratories looking to modernize their infrastructure, the benefits are seen through lowered IT costs and unmatched scalability. Having data easily accessible, but more securely protected, allows for an increase of collaboration and productivity across teams and locations. The benefits of a cloud-first approach can ultimately support laboratories by providing them with enhanced security, scalability, access, and performance.

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Leveraging data analytics to derive valuable insights

Thursday, June 10, at 16:00 BST / 17:00 CEST / 11:00 EDT / 08:00 PDT

Join Dr. David Hardy, Manager of Data Analytics and Visualization, Digital Science at Thermo Fisher Scientific, as he reveals the benefits of data analytics and visualization tools and explains how laboratories can effectively use these to optimize their data to drive efficiency and innovation.

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The journey to a digitally transformed laboratory

Thursday, July 8, at 16:00 BST / 17:00 CEST / 11:00 EDT / 08:00 PDT

Join Trish Meek, Director of Marketing for Digital Science at Thermo Fisher Scientific, to learn about a pragmatic approach to driving digital transformation within the lab; the importance of embracing technological advancements; and how to choose the right technology, tools, and techniques to drive efficiency and increase productivity amongst your processes and workflows.

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Data AnalysisData analysis hardware and software is available to make data processing straight-forward yet powerful. Data software can be used for math and stats, technical graphing and image analysis. In addition, software is available for specific data analysis of electrophoresis, densitometry, ELISA and DNA sequencing.LIMSLIMS (Laboratory Information Management System) is an informatics software system used to improve the quality assurance and quality control (QA / QC) of data management. LIMS can be a standard for common lab workflows, such as commercial off the shelf systems (COTS), or customized for more specialized lab use. Systems are available for mainframe computers or PC.Chem / BioinformaticsCheminformatics and bioinformatics are computational techniques used in chemistry and biology, respectively, for data acquisition, processing and storage. Cheminformatics focuses on compound information, whereas bioinformatics is mainly applied to analysis and modeling of genomics, genetic and sequencing information. Hardware and software is available for data acquisition, analysis, management and storage.Electronic Laboratory NotebooksElectronic Laboratory Notebooks (ELNs) are becoming increasingly popular for documenting experimental processes and for lab data management. An ELN is informatics software which can be biology specific, chemistry specific, cross-disciplinary or web-based. Advantages of an electronic lab notebook include increased data protection, efficiency and straightforward data searching and sharing.Data LoggingData AnalysisThe analysis of data is the process of transforming, modeling and evaluating data to discover useful information from experimental results. Data ManagementData AcquisitionData acquisition refers to the collection and organization of information and data sets.Cloud Based Software