BioTek Instruments will highlight its latest innovations in microplate solutions as a gold level sponsor at LabAutomation 2007, to be held 28-30 January 2007 in Palm Springs, California
In addition to showcasing the latest innovations in automated microplate systems, the company will present the technical poster, 'Synergy 2, a novel approach to microplate multi-detection for HTS'.
This multi-mode microplate reader, with DLReady and HTRF certification, was specifically designed to provide research laboratories with performances normally found on high-end HTS instrumentation along with flexibility and efficient cost-control in a modular architecture.
The automated system of Synergy 2, Gen5 data analysis software, and Bio-Stack Twister II microplate handler will be featured.
The company will also present the technical poster, NanoQuot, a cost effective flexible nanoliter dispenser for high throughput screening, at the conference.
The dispenser, capable of running stand-alone or computer controlled as part of a robotics system, provides accurate and precise dispensing of volumes ranging from 100 nanoliters to 40 microliters in a variety of microplate formats including 1536-well microplates.
Detailed demonstrations of NanoQuot combined with the Bio-Stack Microplate Stacker will be available.
In addition to the technical poster, NanoQuot will be featured at the 'Late night with LRIG: rapid-fire innovation' session, to be held 29 January 2007 at the Mojave Room of the Wyndham Palm Springs Hotel from 7-10pm.
This new forum, moderated by the Association for Laboratory Automation (ALA) and the Laboratory Robotics Interest Group (LRIG), provides a highly interactive and efficient portal for researchers to learn about and discuss the latest innovations in laboratory automation and technology products and services.
Gen5 microplate data analysis software, included with all high-end detection systems from BioTek Instruments, provides optimal reader control, data analysis and reporting in a variety of microplate applications.
Bio-Stack automation modules may be interfaced to various microplate technologies from BioTek Instruments for increased speed, flexibility and ease of operation.
Components are modular and easily reconfigured when experimental protocols change.
