Get the latest insights, innovation and commentary from Automata experts and external contributors in our lab automation blogs. Discover the impact of lab automation across different workflows and industries, from scaling up ELISA development in drug discovery processes to supercharging CRO labs.
Discover how life sciences face challenges in managing vast, complex data and how automation can enhance data quality, accessibility, compliance, and efficiency, driving innovation and faster discoveries.
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Explore the top five challenges in lab automation and get some practical solutions to overcome them.
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Cloud-first lab automation provides superior benefits to modern labs vs on-site solutions. Find out why in this new article from Automata
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Automata Senior Application Scientist Alice Tome-Fernandez discusses how to achieve more throughput in NGS, qPCR and microarrays with automation.
The lab automation platform that removes bottlenecks and accelerates drug discovery at every stage
Since the last time we talked, Automata and our customers have achieved a lot. And now I’m excited to say we’ve secured a further...
We explore common problems in plus the advantages and disadvantages of plant tissue culture, and how automation can help.
Gene-editing technology such as CRISPR could be the future of agriculture. We cover the use cases, pros and cons of such tools, and how...
Find out how open, integrated automation can accelerate the ELISA development process and help your lab deliver results at scale
Genomics is transforming the future of agriculture. Learn how open, integrated automation solutions can drive innovation and results at scale
Pantea Razzaghi, Head of Design at Automata explains how automation, robotics and digital transformation are critical components of Lab 4.0, and how open systems can support...
The lab automation platform that helps CROs stay flexible to changing workflows while keeping throughput high and operations costs low.
The Crick is now looking for a Senior Laboratory Scientist to work at the ASF on a unique project at the intersection of assay...
