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Join our expert webinar to discover how SPT Labtech's mosquito liquid handler is transforming the approach to assay miniaturization. - Smartly scaling up workflows at the nanoliter scale: Learn how to optimize existing genomics, screening, and chemistry protocols for ultra-low volumes, and the new possibilities that arise from this. - Considering value beyond cost reduction: Miniaturization enables innovative applications such as single-cell omics, workflows for direct processing from cells, and optimization of parallel reactions. Real case studies: We will present examples of academic and industrial labs that have successfully scaled up their research using mosquito.

In this webinar by SPT Labtech and Alithea Genomics, we will introduce practical methods to eliminate bottlenecks in library preparation, from single-cell RNA-seq to bulk RNA-seq. - Streamlining rare cell workflows: By combining FLASH-seq and firefly, we can complete full-length scRNA-seq library preparation from low-input or FACS-sorted samples in one day. - Scaling up bulk RNA-seq: Achieve high-throughput screening compatible with 96/384 well plates using extraction-free, plate-based solutions like Total DRUG-seq. - Accelerating the process from sample to data: We will provide practical tips for reducing manual work and smoothly integrating automation. - Case studies: We will demonstrate the effectiveness through case studies and real data in various applications of RNA-seq.

SPT Labtech and CIT Genomics have partnered to provide an automated workflow for single-cell research. They have developed ready-to-use protocols compatible with 10x Genomics' Chromium technology on the firefly platform, achieving improved efficiency and reproducibility in experiments. This addresses the major challenge of scalability in single-cell transcriptomics, reducing barriers to research.

SPT Labtech and Agilent have announced an automated target enrichment protocol for firefly+, compatible with Agilent's SureSelect Max DNA library preparation kit, fully automating the library preparation process. This enhances reproducibility, reduces errors, and shortens time, supporting the efficiency of genomic analysis.

In every laboratory, the integrity of samples is extremely important. Our comPOUND automated sample management system has transformed the organization, storage, and retrieval methods of laboratory samples for about 25 years. By automating essential daily tasks, it provides researchers with an environment where they can focus on their core research with peace of mind. The longevity of this system is supported by our unique pneumatic (air-driven) technology. This technology minimizes the occurrence of issues in low-temperature environments caused by robots, ensuring stable operation in a consistent low-temperature setting. It reliably delivers samples to the necessary locations at the right times. This innovative system was first unveiled at the SBS conference held in Edinburgh in 1999 and has continuously evolved to meet the needs of research environments, maintaining its status as an industry standard.