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CONNECTED – the SLAS Online Networking Center - was created for YOU, the SLAS community. Start a thread, ask or answer a question or reach out to your peers in or outside your life sciences niche here.

 

By engaging in CONNECTED, you help build the community, establish new and maintain existing friendships and contribute to larger life science conversations. See what’s waiting for you 24/7/365!

 

This General Discussion Community is available to all SLAS Premier Members. If you have questions on how to utilize this resource, please contact Peter Evans, SLAS Membership Coordinator.

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  • Don’t Miss the Upcoming SLAS Technology Idea Exchanges — November 5 & 12

    By: Alliyah Chamberlain Alliyah Chamberlain , 29 days ago

    Join us for our upcoming SLAS Technology Idea Exchanges:

    From Biopsy to Analysis: Streamlining Single-Cell Workflows 
    November 5 | 10:00 a.m. CDT
    Explore the challenges and opportunities in developing standardized automated workflows for single-cell analysis, while highlighting innovations that connect biopsy data to clinically relevant insights. The session will be led by Mario Graeve, Project Manager at Fraunhofer IPA.


    Digital Twin or Digital Mirage? Real Applications in Modern Lab Design
    November 12 | 11:00 a.m. CDT

    Explore how digital twins are transforming laboratory design and automation, examining where they work, where they don’t and what’s next. This session will be led by Sura Hadi, Head of Laboratory Automation and Industrial Robotics (LAIR) at E Tech Group.

    These events are free for all to attend!

  • Automated Science Education TIG Science Circle - Sept 30

    By: Jill Hronek Jill Hronek , one month ago

    Join us for the Automated Science Education TIG Science Circle discussion on September 30, led by TIG Chairs Joshua Kangas and Kennedy McDaniel Bae, as they discuss lab automation standard practices and education in the life sciences.

    The Automated Science Education TIG fosters collaboration and knowledge sharing to strengthen educational efforts across the community. 

    They'll be describing their plans for the development of Automation Education Standards and looking for volunteers!

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