Despite increasing demands, many laboratories continue to rely on outdated laboratory information systems that were built for a different era of healthcare.
Cenevo has introduced an AI-powered natural language search feature to its Mosaic lab inventory platform, enabling scientists to locate samples using plain language queries while maintaining data traceability.
As autoimmune and allergy test volumes rise, labs are prioritizing workflow standardization and structured testing pathways to ensure reliable results, according to Santhosh Nair, president of immunodiagnostics at Thermo Fisher Scientific.
The ViaPlex 2-Color Cell Barcoding Kit uses two reactive fluorescent dyes to combine up to 15 distinct cell populations in one tube, reducing reagent use and run time.
bioMérieux has acquired Accellix for about €35 million, adding rapid, automated flow cytometry to its pharmaceutical quality control portfolio for cell and gene therapy manufacturing.
Many labs consider themselves automated, but manual steps persist. Here’s where automation is working, where it’s falling short, and how some labs are starting to close the gaps.
The PTC Harmony 96 and PTC Harmony Deepwell systems are designed to provide high-performance PCR for academic and biopharma laboratories.
SYNERGEN Health has launched IGNITE, an AI-driven revenue cycle management platform for laboratories, designed to address denied claims and delayed reimbursements.
Emerging hazards like aerosolized chemicals and laser equipment demand upgraded protection.
The three-tube system is designed to reduce contamination risk and improve workflow by enabling expanded urine testing from a single specimen.