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Webinar
Digitalization Vol. 7: Sample Safekeeping in the Digital Age
Thomas Schackel, PhD – Application Specialist Eppendorf SE Lab Academy
- 法医学
- 細胞生物学
- 実験室の日常
- 実験室の日常業務
- 保管
- サービス
- 録画ウェビナー
- ライブウェビナー
Various approaches exist for optimizing laboratory processes through digital applications ensuring not only efficiency but also safety. When it comes to a reliable sample storage process, it is mandatory for any further downstream application that your irreplaceable samples are well-maintained and remain viable in best quality. So why not considering smart tools such as sample and device monitoring software offering you the level of security you strive for? Eppendorf drives the development of smart lab management software solutions for laboratory and device management, such as the VisioNize® Lab Suite, which enhance not only productivity for all routine tasks in the laboratory but also offering users peace of mind.
In our webinar Thomas will highlight the benefits of remote monitoring for sample storage and laboratory processes, followed by a live demo of our Eppendorf digital platform VisioNize® Lab Suite.
Bio Speaker:
Thomas is an application specialist at Eppendorf SE whose passion became to connect scientists with their lab and IoT lab equipment. Before he joined Eppendorf in 2021, Thomas gained his PhD in neuroscience at the Spinal Cord Injury Center in the University Hospital of Heidelberg. His work was focused on a bioengineering approach combining stem cell therapy and biomaterial implants to improve neuroregeneration after traumatic spinal cord injury. At Eppendorf, Thomas is responsible to drive lab digitization via IoT lab devices facilitating scientists and lab managers to remotely monitor and manage their lab assets.
Date & Time:
- Tuesday, September 5, 2022, 4:00 PM (CEST)
Speaker:
- Thomas Schackel, PhD – Application Specialist Eppendorf SE
Bio Speaker:
Thomas is an application specialist at Eppendorf SE whose passion became to connect scientists with their lab and IoT lab equipment. Before he joined Eppendorf in 2021, Thomas gained his PhD in neuroscience at the Spinal Cord Injury Center in the University Hospital of Heidelberg. His work was focused on a bioengineering approach combining stem cell therapy and biomaterial implants to improve neuroregeneration after traumatic spinal cord injury. At Eppendorf, Thomas is responsible to drive lab digitization via IoT lab devices facilitating scientists and lab managers to remotely monitor and manage their lab assets.
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