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- Why Electronic Pipettes Could Be Just Right for You
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Why Electronic Pipettes Could Be Just Right for You
- Ergonomics
Many scientists all over the world already upgraded to electronic pipettes to reduce strain on their thumbs and arms in the lab or to increase the reproducibility of their experiments with motor-operated pipetting cycles.
Learn why switching to electronic pipettes can be beneficial for your applications and receive answers to typical questions regarding their use and new options with connected electronic devices.
Learn why switching to electronic pipettes can be beneficial for your applications and receive answers to typical questions regarding their use and new options with connected electronic devices.
You'll learn:
- How electronic pipettes increase the reproducibility of your experiments
- How easy it can be to operate an electronic pipette
- How advanced pipetting modes are a real benefit to the efficiency of your workflow
- Watch-outs for electronic pipette maintenance and answers to misconceptions
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Dr. Maren Rudolph, Application Specialist Liquid Handling, Eppendorf SE
Dr. Maren Rudolph holds a PhD in the field of medical microbiology focusing on the visualization of bacterial proteins during host cell infection at the Institute of Medical Microbiology, Virology and Hygiene in Hamburg, Germany. Since joining Eppendorf in February 2022, she is responsible for applications of liquid handling systems and trainings.
