October 15, 2024

New Member: Welcome in our cluster to SPT Labtech

New Member: Welcome in our cluster to SPT Labtech
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SPT Labtech transforms the way scientists work by pioneering automation in liquid handling, sample preparation, and management for over 25 years. Their solutions streamline lab tasks, reduce human error, and ensure precise, consistent results. Using positive displacement technology, they enable ultra-low volume accuracy, saving reagents and samples. Their automated systems simplify sample storage and organization, while their cryo-EM tools enhance structural biology research. Headquartered in Melbourn, UK, with 400+ employees, SPT operates globally across the US, UK, Germany, and China.

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