Improving lab productivity and reproducibility by taking a fresh look at existing workflows and protocols

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Recorded23 May 2017

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Sarah Simons, Automation Field Project Manager, Beckman Coulter Life Science talks about how to improve lab productivity and reproducibility by "spring cleaning" your methods and taking a fresh look at existing workflows and protocols.

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