From manual to mastered, the smartest way to streamline NGS library prep

Session 1 broadcasting at 9:00 BST | 10:00 CEST

Session 2 broadcasting at 13:00 EDT | 10:00 PDT

Move from manual to automated NGS library prep, without the steep learning curve

Preparing high-quality NGS libraries is essential for successful sequencing. However, as sample numbers grow and pressure increases to deliver consistent results, many labs are turning to automation to boost throughput, reduce hands-on time, and improve reproducibility. If you're relying on manual methods – or just beginning to explore automation – this webinar will show you how easy it can be to make the switch, streamline your workflow, and set your lab up for long-term success.

In this free webinar, join Ebony Courtney and Kirk Mantione for a practical guide to automating gold-standard Illumina library prep workflows on the epMotion^® liquid handling system from Eppendorf, a user-friendly solution that saves hands-on time, reduces human error, and delivers reliable results with minimal setup.

Join the session to learn:

How to optimize Illumina library prep for greater accuracy and reproducibility
How Eppendorf epMotion simplifies liquid handling for NGS workflows
How to boost efficiency and reduce error by automating key NGS steps
What to expect when getting started with automation – no prior experience needed

The webinar will focus on Illumina DNA Prep, Illumina DNA Prep with Enrichment, and Illumina RNA Prep with Enrichment workflows due to their universal application in genomics research.

Who should attend? Genomic researchers, NGS workflow specialists, and clinicians currently using Illumina core library prep kits who are looking to automate for the first time or scale up existing workflows.

Speakers

Kirk Mantione, Ph.D.

Senior Field Application Specialist, Eppendorf North America

Ebony Courtney, M.A.

Sr. Clinical Field Application Scientist, Illumina

Moderator

Charlie Carter

Life Sciences Editor, SelectScience

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