LabAutomation 2006 - SLAS

Elsevier MDL
14600 Catalina Street
San Leandro, California 94577
(510) 895-1313; (510) 614-3608 fax
info@mdl.com
www.mdl.com
Emerald BioSystems
7869 NE Day Road West
Bainbridge Island, Washington 98110
+1.206.780.8535; +1.206.780.8549 fax
mbringham@emeraldbiosystems.com
www.emeraldbiosystems.com
Entevis
Incorporated
Entevis Incorporated
3 Washington Drive
Sudbury, Massachusetts 01776
+1.978.579.0082; +1.978.579.0083 fax
www.entevis.com
Eppendorf North America
One Cantiague Road
Westbury, New York 11590
+1.516.334.7500; +1.516.334.7521 fax
info@eppendorf.com
www.eppendorfna.com
EPSON Robots
18300 Central Avenue
Carson, California 90746
+1.562.290.5910; +1.562.290.5999 fax
info@robots.epson.com
www.robots.epson.com
ESI Group
6767 Old Madison Pike, Suite 600
Huntsville, Alabama 35806
+1.256.713.4700; +1.256.713.4799 fax
Srn@esi-group-na.com
www.esi-group-na.com
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Gold Sponsor
Booth 538 (10x10)
Elsevier MDL will demonstrate integrated biology and chemistry experiment management solutions
supporting automated workflows. MDL ® Assay Explorer, now with a powerful new visualization and
statistical analysis module from Partek, makes it easy to capture, analyze, and store biological data.
MDL ® Plate Manager, built on the open MDL ® Isentris architecture, greatly simplifies the creation and
management of plate and sample information. MDL ® Report Manager is the ideal tool for enterprisewide
reporting of complex chemical and biological information.
Booth 370 (10x10)
Emerald BioSystems offers laboratory automation tools for protein crystallography and formulation
studies including liquid handling robotics, microscope plate hotels, integrated database control software,
and software for design of synthetic genes. Together with our line of consumable products including
Crystal Growth Matrices and crystallization plates, our systems offer the component flexibility to
eliminate bottlenecks in your research.
Booth 208 (10x10)
Entevis was founded in 2003 to serve the growing needs of materials discovery, development and
optimization. We have a series of liquid dispensers that offer non-contact dispensing for volumes
ranging from nanoliters to milliliters, on reagents with viscosities from 1 to 2000 centipoise. We also
have automated systems for dispensing solids and dry powders from 100 micrograms up to hundreds
of milligrams. Solid and liquid dispensers can be combined on the same system for complete materials
handling capability.
Booth 181 (20x20)
Eppendorf North America will feature epMotion liquid handling workstations, which range in
performance from automated single tube to 384-well pipetting applications. This new line of laboratory
robotics is designed to be the most flexible, easy-to-use, precise and accurate system available in
the market. This versatile system can perform nucleic acid purification, cell culture, ELISA, rearraying,
aliquoting, and PCR applications. In addition to the workstations, the exhibit will include our Nucleic
Acid Purification, PCR enzyme and reagent system offering for molecular biology applications.
Booth 604 (10x10)
EPSON Robots is the global leader in PC controlled precision robotic automation, with an installed
base of over 17,000 robots. Our robots’ compact size and high-precision motion combined with the
powerful, yet easy to use, EPSON RC+ programming software make EPSON the perfect choice for
many lab automation applications. ActiveX Controls, Vision Guidance & Bar Code Reading, Conveyor
Tracking and many I/O options are easy to use enhancements that reduce development time while
significantly increasing the capabilities of a system.
Booth 163 (10x10)
ESI CFD is a technology leader in the field of advanced computational fluid dynamics simulation software
backed by more than 20 years of research based knowledge throughout a wide range of industries. ESI
CFD’s broad range of products and services provide all the necessary tools for advanced mulitphysics
analysis in areas such as automotive, fuel cell, aerospace, semiconductor manufacturing, biomedical,
MEMS and microfluidics.