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Make NGS Your BFF With Lunatic
Webinar

Make NGS Your BFF With Lunatic

Learn how Lunatic supports rapid, automation-ready nucleic acid quantification and quality control throughout next-generation sequencing (NGS) library preparation workflows.

Brought to you byUnchained Labs

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

Monday, July 27, 2026
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM ET 

In NGS library prep workflows, accurate sample quant and quality measurements for extraction QC and normalization are critical to sequencing success. With so many samples to process, and multiple points of measurement to ensure everything is still on track, it’s essential to make each step as simple as possible before the endless troubleshooting makes your NGS workflow your dreaded enemy.  

Lunatic delivers full-spectrum UV/Vis absorbance in an automation-ready format for highly accurate, precise nucleic acid quant from 96 samples in 10 minutes or less. Simultaneous QC metrics flag potential issues with sample impurities that go unseen when using fluorescent dyes. By eliminating dyes and the dilutions required by dye-based quant, Lunatic also reduces assay variability, cuts costs, and streamlines quant to a direct measurement using just 2 µL per sample. Built for high throughput, Lunatic drops straight into fully automated workflows, from extraction QC to normalization for pooling.  

During this webinar, you’ll learn how Lunatic’s quick and easy quant and QC capabilities can rescue your NGS workflow from downstream issues and frustrating reruns. You will also see direct comparisons to fluorescence-based techniques, discover automation options, and learn how Lunatic provides exactly what you need to make your NGS workflow your BFF.  

Topics to be covered

  • How Lunatic enables dye-free, dilution-free nucleic acid quantification
  • Approaches for implementing early quality control to reduce downstream failures 
  • Comparisons between UV/Vis absorbance, fluorescence-based, and pedestal-based quantification methods 
  • How high-throughput, plate-based quantification supports workflow standardization and reduces reruns

Crystal Emery


Crystal Emery 
Product Manager 
Unchained Labs

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  • Unchained Labs

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