[Hamilton, Ontario; January 6th, 2025] GenoWrite is realizing its partnership with the Society for Laboratory Automation and Screening by publishing a series of interviews and previews for this month’s SLAS 2025 conference. These releases will preview how SLAS is supporting the myriad ways that the life sciences sector will benefit from automation.
At the conference, GenoWrite will especially focus on the newest track to the SLAS 2025 offering: Omics and Spatial Omics. Think of the effort you needed to pipette microliter volumes into chambers just to prepare a single library run. Consider the trepidation you felt while waiting for your sequencing and proteomics data to come back. This track covers the new technologies that will make those processes less tedious and more reliable. Robotics, lasers, and more. All of it will be there in this year’s SLAS 2025.
GenoWrite will also cover the Innovation AveNEW program. Many of these companies will compete for the SLAS Ignite Award, a prestigious award designed to promote the startups having the most promise for advancing automation in the life sciences. By speaking with the companies selected to exhibit at SLAS 2025, readers can learn more about the companies participating in this competition. GenoWrite has already conducted several interview that will be published in the weeks leading up to the event.
To learn more about SLAS 2025 and how you can participate, click on this link.
