Splice has recently visited an international trade show Analytica in Munich, where we had an opportunity to interview Suzanne Restaino, Global Marketing Communications Manager at Gilson Inc. Gilson is one of the leading companies for automation instrumentation and...
We asked students coming from different fields of research what they imagine will happen with laboratories in the future and if they think the Internet of Things (IoT) and cloud based solutions will become must-haves for Life Sciences Laboratories. We have gathered some...
Let’s take a look back at how much genome sequencing used to cost during the span of the last 15 years. In 2001, for the price of sequencing 1 human genome, a person could buy 1000 Porsche 911 cars.
The amount of time scientists spend analyzing their data has been steeply increasing since the late 1990s/early 2000s.
Sequencing throughput is only going to increase, and it is a worthwhile exercise to inspect one's own bioinformatics set up to ensure readiness and modularity for future technologies and data. Use an Adapter design pattern now to avoid major headaches later!