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The biopharmaceutical industry is always looking for ways to speed up clinical trial timelines while maintaining patient safety and compliance with regulatory guidelines.
When you think about over one billion precious samples in more than one thousand biobanks around the world, it’s remarkable how biobanks maintain a streamlined operation to store and share crucial data.
Academic biobanks support preclinical and translational research by collecting, storing, analysing, and distributing biological samples and associated data to academic and industry researchers.
The repetitive task of removing seals from sample plates becomes overwhelming when productivity ramps up and hundreds of seals must be managed at once.
Non-profit research foundations play an important role in evolving medical research and finding cures for devastating diseases. Unlike government-funded agencies and large biopharmaceutical companies, some of these foundations focus on one disease.
Scientists often place cryogenic samples on dry ice during transport. However, research shows putting these samples on dry ice can warm them faster than exposure to room temperature.
Sustainability of biorepositories remains a concern as fail-safe commercial concepts for biorepository activities have not yet been developed. So how can they achieve long-term economic viability?
A sample tube is not just a tube - it is a potential revenue stream. The biological sample inside that tube could be the missing piece for a significant scientific breakthrough.
