Employee burnout rates in the healthcare sector were exceptionally high even before COVID-19. Burnout has a significant adverse influence on clinicians’ overall well-being, as well as their sense of ...

Lesley Granberg is the Scientific Director for the Society for Laboratory Automation and Screening (SLAS). A laboratory scientist by training, Lesley has a background in oncology research, working at ...

Labroots is delighted to host the 11th Annual Event in the Laboratory Automation Virtual Event Series, scheduled on March 17th, 2027! Dive into the cutting edge of laboratory technology at this free ...

How has technology changed the way we conduct research? Lab automation takes many different forms with the purpose of streamlining several aspects of experiments, data collection and data analysis.

The lab automation market is expected to surpass $8.36 billion globally in 2025 and reach $14.78 billion by 2034. Pharmaceutical and biotech companies are making huge investments in lab automation ...

In this interview, we speak to Günter Tenzler, founder and CEO of INHECO, about their automated labtech instruments and their role within scientific research. My name is Günter Tenzler, and I am the ...

Trade Fair for Analysis, Laboratory Technology, and Biotechnology, takes place from March 24th to 27th, 2026 in Munich.

In the Age of Automation, Human Collaboration Still Counts: Survey Highlights Critical Role of Medical Lab Staff, Influences on Doctors' Orders Empowered patients, inadequate healthcare coverage, and ...

Automation can offer labs a vast range of benefits, from improving productivity and accuracy to enabling researchers to focus on less menial tasks. Despite this potential, many labs are hesitant to ...

News-Medical speaks to David Dambman from Biosero about the emerging importance of automation in scientific research and how a centralized scheduling software is an essential first step for any ...