Latest On-Demand Webinars & Online Events

Join us for our extended webinar to hear about the most recent and innovative developments in the world of mass spectrometry and how they are helping to drive science forward.

Sample preparation is often considered one of the most critical, but rate limiting, factors within the analytical method workflow. Implementing fully automated devices can streamline the sample preparation process, saving time and improving analytical method reproducibility and consistency.

This webinar will introduce a simple, smart and easy-to-implement automation solution to effectively carry out pipetting and sample preparation steps across a variety of bioanalytical workflows. This solution greatly simplifies sample preparation, reduces risk of human error, ensures analytical performance and improves laboratory efficiency.

This presentation will cover how to use application software to ensure data integrity. Our speaker, data integrity expert Bob McDowall, will explain how process mapping, audit trails, role selection and access privileges can all play a part.

In this webinar we are joined by Ron Weiss, Professor of Biological Engineering at MIT who is widely acknowledged as one of the founders of synthetic biology.

A fully automated process that addresses digital connectivity and instrument-to-instrument compatibility can help overcome some of the current cell therapy manufacturing challenges, increase the quality of the final product, as well as reduce manufacturing failure rates.

A laboratory automation/digitisation strategy, alongside senior management support, funding and resourcing, is crucial for defining the steps required to automate the laboratory over several phases. The objective of this webcast is to highlight ways to ensure that your investments in laboratory informatics applications are sound and long-lasting.

Advances in automation and digitization are remodeling how labs are built and run from the ground up. This free-to-attend event will provide researchers the opportunity to hear about the technologies helping to drive digital transformation and laboratory efficiencies.

A laboratory automation/digitisation strategy, alongside senior management support, funding and resourcing, is crucial for defining the steps required to automate the laboratory over several phases. The objective of this webcast is to highlight ways to ensure that your investments in laboratory informatics applications are sound and long-lasting.

Traditional Western blot workflows are notoriously labor-intensive and limited in reproducibility, quantification, sensitivity and multiplexing capabilities.

We will cover sample preparation, LC/MS data acquisition and data analysis methods for easily capturing the biological fingerprints of a variety of sample types. Emphasis will be given to hardware workflow solutions that can easily be transferred to a new lab and that utilize intuitive software tools.