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The benefits and limitations of laboratory automation in analytical laboratories

In today’s world, laboratories are under pressure to deliver fast, efficient results, meet research goals and minimise errors. The goal is maximum profit, at the expense of human resources. Andrew Todd looks at how laboratory automation has transformed the way technicians and researchers handle sample preparation.

Andrew Todd

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The benefits and limitations of laboratory automation in analytical laboratories

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