omation mbers - Society for Laboratory Automation and Screening

Lathrop Engineering, Inc.
1101 S. Winchester Boulevard, B110
San Jose, California 95128
(408) 260-2111; (408) 260-2242 fax
bobl@lathropengineering.com
www.lathropengineering.com
Lawrence Berkeley National
Laboratory
1 Cyclotron Road
Berkeley, California 94720
(510) 486-4000
www.lbl.gov
LEAP Technologies
P.O. Box 969
Carrboro, North Carolina 27510
(800) 229-8814
info@leaptec.com
www.leaptec.com
Liconic Instruments
Industriestrasse 170
9493 Mauren
Principality of Liechtenstein
423 373 63 39; 423 373 53 59 fax
www.liconic.com
Los Alamos National Laboratory
P.O.Box 1663
Los Alamos, New Mexico 87545
(505) 665-9091
www.lanl.gov
Booth 1425 (10 x 10)
Lathrop is a fast track, full service product development organization. From concept to
pre-production prototypes and manufacturing transfer, we have expertise in microfl uidics,
optics, robotics, thermal, electronics, industrial design, packaging, embedded software,
plastics, FEA analysis, systems integration, design for manufacturability, serviceability and
cost reduction. Exceeding customer’s expectations by design since 1982. ISO9001:2000.
Booth 941 (10 x 10)
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory is a major multi-program national laboratory,
managed by the University of California for the Department of Energy (DOE). Berkeley
Lab’s research produces transferable innovations and inventions. A variety of mechanisms
are available through licensing and research partnership programs that help assist
with commercialization from Berkeley Lab to the industry. Following a 72 year tradition
of scientifi c inquiry and discovery, Berkeley Lab has developed technologies with a
wide range of applications across industry, especially in the area of energy effi ciency,
biotechnology, medical imaging and instrumentation, nanotechnologies, advance
materials, environmental protection, and semiconductor processing. For a more detailed
list of technologies available for licensing and collaborative research, please visit our web
site at www.lbl.gov/tt/.
Booth 1036 (10 x 10)
LEAP Technologies will feature our 2D iD Gel Processing System for better gel imaging and
spot cutting in proteomics. LEAP specializes in front-end automation for mass spec, LC,
GC, and SPE. LEAP Shell is a new, unique, sample centric software product for the Mass
Spec Lab. It synchronizes peripheral devices of the MS, including pumps, autosamplers,
valves, and heaters.
Booth 206 (10 x 20)
Liconic AG is the world’s leading manufacturer of automated incubators for life science
research. In addition, Liconic manufactures automated pick-and-place systems for
innovative components, including those used in future-orientated communication
technologies.
Booth 824 (10 x 10)
Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) has a large and diverse bioscience research and
technology development program funded in excess of $150M per year. The program
features hundreds of academic and corporate collaborations and a fast-growing
intellectual property portfolio. LANL is actively interested in developing additional
collaborations with researchers in the life sciences industry. LANL will showcase some of
its latest research as well as identify collaboration mechanisms, partnering opportunities,
as well as technology transfer and
licensing opportunities.
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