Labroots announces agenda for its 7th Annual Virtual Laboratory Automation Event on March 22, 2023

Presenting discoveries that drive scientific innovation to maximize efficiency in laboratory automation

YORBA LINDA, California., March 16, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Labroots, the leading scientific social networking site offering premium, interactive virtual events and webinars, is pleased to host its 7th Annual Laboratory Automation Event March 22, 2023. This free online event brings together thousands of research scientists, laboratory managers, scientists and experts from leading academic and industrial institutions worldwide to explore disciplines with emerging topics ranging from microfluidics: current and emerging technologies, automation and new methods to do it to achieve, and compliance with laboratory software, LIMS and automation, and cybersecurity.

The informative agenda includes over a dozen presentations discussing the latest advances in instrumentation and methods used to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of research in the laboratory. Attendees will learn from renowned speakers who will share their first-hand insights into cost-effectively automating common ELISA assays, how an informatics tool like a LIMS can help secure sensitive data and prevent cyberattacks, the role of a LIMS in a quality management system, Microfluidics in single cell applications, microfluidic platforms for high-throughput in vivo screening, the pros and cons of SIFT technology, optimizing your PCR and much more.

Conference highlights include keynote and sponsored talks (not limited to):

• A lively Q&A session following the GenScript-sponsored presentation titled “Automated Tolls to Achieve Consistency, Reliability and Efficiency for Plasmid and Protein Purification, Western Blotting, and Cell Isolation.”

• Panel presentation sponsored by Thermo Fisher Scientific on enzymes advancing point-of-care diagnostics and the best enzymes and products for PCR and isothermal assays.

• Panel presentation sponsored by eLabNext on Lab Automation – Taking Lab Digitization to the Next Level with Live Q&A.

• Opentrons sponsored panel presentation on lab automation and community tools in support of global science with live Q&A.

• Two keynote exercises with lively Q&A sessions from these standout speakers: Dino diCarloPhD, Professor of Bioengineering UCLADiscuss the importance of probing cell functions, such as B. Single cell secretions, and Benjamin Yellendr

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“We have developed a powerful new tool in our lab-on-a-particle technology that allows us to capture cells and analyze their secretions in unprecedented detail,” he said Dino diCarloProfessor of Bioengineering UCLA. “With our 3D-shaped hydrogel microparticle platforms, we can sort cells based on their secreted products and use this information to discover new antibodies, develop cell lines, and select functional cells for therapies. Our secretion-encoded single cell sequencing (SEC-seq ) workflow links the transcriptomes of individual cells to their secreted products, allowing us to reveal gene networks associated with high secretion of immunoglobulin G and other key factors. Using this technology, we have a unique transcriptionally defined Characterized clusters of mesenchymal stromal cells (MSCs) that secrete higher levels of vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF), a pro-regenerative growth factor thought to drive the therapeutic utility of MSC-based therapeutics. I look forward to sharing our latest findings alongside other thought leaders who are talking about Labroots’ platform and discussing the potential of Nanovial technology to revolutionize the field of cell therapies,” concluded DiCarlo.

“Techniques for measuring living single cells are essential for investigating the functional diversity of cell populations. So far, however, it has been challenging to perform time-lapse measurements on millions of single cells over many days, which is necessary to find drug-resistant cells or to quantify the potency of adoptive T cells against a target antigen,” he said Ben Yellen, CEO of Celldom. “In this talk, I will discuss how we approached this problem by combining microplate technology with high-throughput imaging, deep learning-based video classification, and clone retrieval, with the goal of providing a universal platform for future discovery tools and QC.” workflows to provide applications in the emerging field of cell and gene therapies.”

Produced on Labroots’ robust platform and connecting across all desktop and mobile devices, the online event will include a lobby with leaderboard and gamification capability, an auditorium hosting live streaming video webcasts with live Attendee chats take place during scheduled presentations, as well as an exhibit hall to showcase current events, contributions and real-time connections with booth representatives, a poster hall to explore data and engage in live chats with poster authors, coupled with a poster competition that Gives your research a competitive edge and a networking lounge to encourage collaboration with colleagues.

Labroots is an accredited provider of continuing education programs in clinical laboratory science through the ASCLS PACE ® program. By attending this event, you can earn 1 Continuing Education credit per presentation for a maximum of 30 credits.

To register for the event, click here. Attendees can use the official hashtag #LRlabauto to follow the conversation and connect with other members of the lab automation community! Follow @CellBiology_LR on Twitter and @CellandMolecularBiology.LR on Facebook to connect with our specialist cell and molecular biology writers and keep up to date with the latest trending science news.

About Labroots
Labroots is the leading science social networking site and primary source for trending science news and top-notch virtual educational events and webinars and more. Labroots contributes to the advancement of science through content sharing opportunities and is a strong advocate for strengthening global networks and communities. Founded in 2008, Labroots values ​​digital innovation in scientific collaboration and learning. With more than articles and webcasts that go beyond the mundane and explore the latest discoveries in the world of science, Labroots users can stay current in their field by earning continuing education credits from a variety through their participation in the webinars and virtual events acquire from topics. Labroots offers more than ever with Chati, a flexible, highly scalable events platform that enables the creation of unique, effective and unforgettable virtual events.

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