LabAutomation 2006 - SLAS

Where Laboratory Technologies Emerge and Merge
Tuesday, January 24, 2006 Location – Chino A, Wyndham Palm Springs Hotel
Thermo Electron Corporation (Booth 415)
81 Wyman Street
Waltham, Massachusetts 02454
+1.877.843.7668
www.thermo.com
Utilizing Vertical Space in High Demand Applications
The demand for compact but powerful automated solutions is on the rise, to address this Thermo Electron Corporation has developed
dedicated WorkCells that optimize vertical integration to deliver results in record time. Of particular interest is an overview of the ADME
Workcell and the NEW High Content Screening (HCS ) WORKCELL, an easy-to-use high-throughput/small footprint system that meets and
exceeds the needs of cell-based analysis for primary screening and toxicity applications where throughput and consistency are required.
Web service capabilities are also new to the workcells which allows more flexible connectivity to corporate data management systems
Tuesday, January 24, 2006 Location – Mesquite H, Palm Springs Convention Center
TTP LabTech LTD. (Booth 340)
Melbourne Science Park
Cambridge Road Melbourn
Royston, Herts SG8 6EE
United Kingdom
+44 1763 262626; +44 1763 261964 fax
www.ttplabtech.com
Miniaturisation of Screening Assays Using a Mosquito Low Volume Pipettor
The user is expected to leave the workshop with an understanding of the benefits of assay miniaturisation, the issues facing the automation
of low volume assays, and what kind of solutions the mosquito nanolitre pipettor provides for these. The workshop looks in detail at methods
for improving plate preparation for screeners, including assay ready plate preparation, ultra-low volume serial dilutions, and hit picking for
secondary stage screening. We also cover integration into current screening setups and across multiple plate formats.
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