[Freedom EVO Case Study] Osaka University

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We will introduce case studies of the Tecan Freedom EVO® liquid handling workstation. The International Drug Discovery Incubation Group at Osaka University has opened its doors to drug discovery researchers in the Kansai region, establishing a shared facility where high-throughput technologies, including the Tecan Freedom EVO workstation and the Infinite M1000 microplate reader, are available. [Contents] - The International Drug Discovery Incubation Group at Osaka University has established a shared facility with funding support from JST to assist drug discovery research at universities and companies, promoting collaborative research between academia and industry. - Equipped with the latest high-throughput devices comparable to those used in pharmaceutical companies. - Supports early-stage drug discovery research and the exploration of new target proteins, facilitating the discovery of new drug candidates. For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

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**User Report** Tecan introduces global user stories in its quarterly magazine, Tecan Journal (English version). There are also several case studies from users in Japan, and a Japanese edition is available. - Contribution to drug discovery using high-efficiency transfection technology (Ishihara Sangyo Co., Ltd. / Osaka University Industry-Academia Collaboration Headquarters) - New molecular tools to combat hospital-acquired infections (Tokyo Medical University, Department of Bacteriology) - Investment in the future of drug discovery (Osaka University Industry-Academia Collaboration Headquarters) - Development of a highly sensitive immunodiagnostic technology using immobilized single-chain antibodies (scFv) (Kyoto Institute of Technology, Graduate School of Science and Technology) - Development of a method for detecting Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) in living patients (Nagasaki University Graduate School, Department of Infectious Molecular Analysis) - Ocean research to predict climate change on Earth (Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology: JAMSTEC) - Significant improvement in work efficiency through automation of sample pretreatment processes (Toa Eiyo Co., Ltd.) - Establishment of a cattle DNA type database in Japan (Livestock Improvement Association, Livestock Improvement Technology Research Institute) For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.