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May 1, 2007 8:32 am
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Hi David I'd favour most of the input from users as we 'traders' can only be biased and frequently use 'shiney suit speak'. However, the users will need a good...
Greg, It seems that a vision system could be easily integrated with a pipetting arm to avoid disturbing the embryo. We did the opposite of this for a blood ...
Hi everybody, I'm looking for anybody who can supply very light, small pipetting robots. By which I mean, something that is small enough to fit in a briefcase...
Oliver de Peyer
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May 1, 2007 9:49 pm
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I am interested in the idea. I prefer to build my own equipment from "off the shelf" components, but the complexity of the equipment today and the difficulty...
Mlejnek, Ron
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May 1, 2007 9:51 pm
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David, You raise an excellent point when you write that: "...I know there might be minority interest from the present membership who are mostly from...
Andrew at Lab Automation made a good point when he wrote that: "the users will need a good deal of tempting I think you'll find." One of the few things that...
I'd be very interested to hear more about your application. Is there a person involved? or is it totally remote? What about samples drying out? I love...
Hi Everyone, The responses over expanding the reach of the LRIG are very thoughtful and definitely worth further discussion. I too have been involved in...
Marsha Paul
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May 2, 2007 3:31 pm
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Hi Andrew, Long time.... Over the years I have written many articles including for 'peer reviewed' journals, even one quite recently. I suspect that pharma ...
Hi Ron, My reaction to this is that build-your-own is also the sort of content the ezine could carry. I think there are many labs who would welcome some input...
Thank you. Sorry I did not mean to be so critical of the LRIG - I surely over-stated my feelings. You are probably right that an ezine alone will raise the...
Hi Kevin, I'm not quite sure what you mean. If you mean that scientists will only read articles that are peer reviewed then I hope that is not the case. If the...
David, Scientists will read articles, peer-reviewed or not. But... Professors will not write articles (generally speaking) unless they can be published in a...
Thanks for the helpful replies to my previous message about the Packard 204 (turns out it has fixed tips not disposable, but this is fine for us). The...
Hi I'm looking for a plate hotel for storing SBS foot print crystallography plates - they need to be stored in "separate" positions i.e. not on top of each...
Can someone recommend a local (South San Francisco) integration vendor? We would like to integrate a Twister II to feed deepwell plates to a Covaris ...
I think we are getting distracted by the concept of peer review. What I have in mind is simply a vehicle for the transmission of useful information about how...
Now that May is here, time is running out for registration in the Mid Atlantic Chapter's Third Annual Student Poster Contest which will be held in conjunction...
Hi Mark, What you need then is not a standard hopper or magazine, but a hotel tower. Where the plates sit on individual or adjustable shelves . You will need a...
He Mark, We have integrated different platehotles , form Cytomat, Liconic and a standard carousels form CRS robotics. It all depended what you want to do with...
I would be interested in this sort of exchange whether it is carried under the aegis of LRIG or not. I haven't found many online or even offline 'journals'...
Hi Mark We are the European distributors for Peak robotics, we offer a range of static random access stack units and even a random access carousel if you...
David Ley
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May 6, 2007 10:06 pm
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Mark, All the types mentioned by Wouter have the plates separated as you desire. It is a standard for an automated carousel. I believe that you should however...
Hi Mark There are many opportunities to do that. Do you want to store the plate in ambient temperature, ambient atmosphere or under dry conditions, or cooled...
Yes abgene have a great system. Its called the 2D cypher system. Feel free to contact be for more details Becky Upton Mobile number: 07768 462442 Sent from my...
becky.upton@...
May 11, 2007 6:45 am
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