Autonomous robots enhance efficiency in synthetic chemistry labs
Live Forever Club - 08-Nov-2024This approach boosts efficiency and opens new possibilities in exploratory synthesis
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This approach boosts efficiency and opens new possibilities in exploratory synthesis
It processes data swiftly, marking progress toward advanced humanoid robotics
Ora biomedical’s high-tech screening could uncover life-extending compounds beyond rapamycin’s reach
A new AI-powered system from the University of Toronto automates experiments
Promises faster development and wider access of cell therapies for age-related diseases
Technology aims to make animal studies more efficient, affordable, and humane
Autonomous robot outperforms scientists, accelerating the path to new pharmaceuticals
FAST is precise and works with different cell types and microscopes
Offers over 20 innovative organ models for realistic testing and collaborating
The research could lead to new ways to slow down ageing in humans
Company's LINQ platform streamlines drug development for scientists
Pioneering a new era of medical technology to speed up drug development
WormPicker takes on time-consuming tasks including inspection, movement between petri dishes and genetic crossing
Fully automated Intelligent Cell Processing System to manufacture potentially life-saving treatments
Advances in AI is great, but this sort of automation is what will create the data it needs to find new longevity drugs
NHS Trust will carry out further development to see how drones can improve services for its patients
Camera on each petri dish captures healthspan of many worms simultaneously
Automated design and execution can increase efficiency and speed of research
Big data combined with laboratory automation - the pace of drug discovery is about to take off!
Simple, low-cost tool for improving screening in remote and low-resource areas
Challenges of mass producing stem cells and how 3 companies are attempting to overcome them
Rapid 3D printing of human tissue constructs aids in screening potential drug candidates
Speeds up drug discovery process, allowing researchers to find new treatments for deadly diseases
New automated system with AI searches genes, drugs to extend human healthy lifespan
Semi-automating tissue differentiation makes artificial tissues at a faster rate
Will lower the cost & speed up the process of developing drugs
Does not mean that machines will be able to replace human scientists
This technology is very promising and has an enormous potential
In response to mass testing needs, they employ robotics and automation for accuracy and speed
Unimaginable potential of AI yet to be discovered and applied in medicine
Pipetting, sorting test tubes or preparing medicines by robots in near future
Automation eliminates manual operation and leaves no room for errors
This software test many chemical reactions simultaneously and may lead to faster drug discovery
An automated system was developed to keep track of the growing of mini-organs from human stem cells
New Centre for High Throughput Chemical Biology (cHTCB) facility.
In the basement of Imperial College sits the London DNA Foundry.
Eve was developed by scientists at the Universities of Manchester, Aberystwyth, and Cambridge.
Transcriptic robotic cloud laboratory allows users to run synthetic biology experiments remotely.
Integration of robotics and automation has revolutionized procedures.
Aquaro Histology obtains investment to commercialize automated microtomy technology.
Wouter Uten recognized a need in the diagnostic industry for more automated laboratory workflows.
Robots use sound waves to create droplets a thousand times smaller than one a human can transfer.
University of Nevada, Reno working with robotic precision liquid equipment from Hamilton Company.
Specialised robots work non-stop to rapidly testing hundreds of treatments for kids with high-risk cancers.
Uppsala University research system finds optimal treatment drug combinations by planning, conducting and analyzing its own experiments.
Hawaii-based Diagnostic Laboratory Services, Inc. purchases WASP robot (Walk Away Specimen Processor) by COPAN Italia .
Increased laboratory throughput. Free up researchers from repetitive tasks. For example, robotic pharmacies are expanding rapidly within hospitals and clinics.
Drug discovery could be made faster and much cheaper thanks to an artificially-intelligent ‘robot scientist’.
Researchers said they have developed an analysis pipeline that cuts the time it takes to search a person's genome for disease-causing variations from weeks to hours.
The study was published in the Integrative Biology journal.