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Automating Protein and AAV Purification for Higher-Throughput Research
Webinar

Automating Protein and AAV Purification for Higher-Throughput Research

Discover how automated purification workflows can increase throughput, improve reproducibility, and simplify protein, antibody, and AAV sample preparation across research and discovery applications.

Brought to you byBiotage

This webinar, brought to you by Biotage, will be hosted live and available on-demand.

Monday, September 21st, 2026
11:00 AM - 12:30 PM ET 

Protein purification and sample preparation are essential steps in many discovery workflows, yet they often limit throughput, introduce variability, and require significant hands-on time. As research expands across antibody discovery, protein characterization, and viral vector development, laboratories are increasingly seeking automated approaches that improve reproducibility while supporting a broad range of sample types and applications.

In this webinar, brought to you by Biotage, Shawn Bourque and Lee Hoang will discuss how automated purification workflows can streamline protein, antibody, and recombinant adeno-associated virus (AAV) research. Through real-world applications, the speakers will demonstrate approaches for purifying challenging proteins, protein complexes, and low-abundance targets while supporting AAV purification and capsid screening. Attendees will also learn how automation can increase throughput, improve recovery, and simplify sample preparation across discovery workflows.

Topics to be covered

  • Strategies for automating protein purification workflows
  • Improving purification of challenging proteins and protein complexes
  • Streamlining AAV purification and capsid screening
  • Increasing throughput and reproducibility through automation
  • Applications in antibody discovery, protein characterization, and viral vector research
  • Optimizing sample preparation for biologics research
Shawn Bourque

Shawn Bourque
Field Application Scientist
Biotage

Lee Hoang, PhD

Lee Hoang, PhD
Senior Field Application Scientist
Biotage

Sponsored by

  • Biotage

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