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Techniques and Technologies That Optimize Laboratory Work

From ergonomics to automation, learn about the tools that scientists turn to for greater efficiency, accessibility, and sustainability in the lab.

With the advent of automation and digitization in the laboratory, researchers have greater access to tools and techniques that improve life science research. Laboratory ergonomics, instrument connectivity, energy efficiency, and more intertwine to help scientists optimize the lab of the present and future.

Download this compendium from The Scientist and Thermo Fisher Scientific to explore how best practices and new technologies come together to transform research workflows.

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Article: Tips and Tricks for Improving Laboratory Ergonomics
Infographic: A Powerful Spin on Centrifugation Technology
Primer: The Latest in Lab Automation
Article: The Laboratory of the Future

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