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Lab of the Future | Importance of End-to-End Workflows with Robert Williams, Ph.D. (Sponsored by Molecular Devices)

SLAS / Robert Williams, Ph.D. Episode 151
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We continue our series on the "Lab of the Future"  by delving into the importance of end-to-end workflows with Agilent Director of Digital Lab Innovation, Informatics Division Robert Williams, Ph.D.

Williams discusses how Agilent views the lab of the future and why end-to-end workflows are so critical. He explains the benefits of these workflows and how they can streamline processes and save time.

Episode transcript available on Buzzsprout.

Key Learning Points: 

  • The challenges and benefits of implementing end-to-end workflows
  • How to better utilize data to improve automation processes
  • How to retrofit these workflows into an already existing lab
  • How these workflows can inform front-end automation. 

Our Sponsor for this Episode
Molecular Devices makes scientific breakthroughs possible for academia, biopharma and government customers. Dedicated to enabling life science labs of the future, where innovative technology and novel research meet, Molecular Devices empowers scientists to advance discovery, driving earlier diagnoses and safer therapeutics for patients. Spanning cell line development, 3D biology and drug screening, their automated, end-to-end solutions streamline and scale complex workflows while integrated machine learning-enabled analytics allow researchers to mine data easily for insights.

Molecular Devices is the innovation partner that empowers scientists with next-generation technology to advance discoveries, improving the quality of life everywhere.

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