Simplify your path to new technology while experiencing customizable automation firsthand
Visit a Curiox Innovation Center before expending capital funds to discover how to transform cell processing workflows with customizable C-FREE automated technologies. By Julia Fletcher Published on October 1, 2024 The cost of small miscalculations Deciding to automate a laboratory process is a significant commitment. In addition to the capital investment, the performance of the […]
Breaking a Stereotype: Suspension Cells and Beads May Not Require Centrifugation
By Namyong Kim, CEO at Curiox Biosystems Centrifugation of cells and beads during buffer exchange, commonly known as washing, is a routine procedure in life science and diagnostics laboratories. The traditional protocol requires scientists to wash away the existing solution in a container before introducing a new one to minimize interference. For decades, it has been firmly […]
Combating Burnout in Life Science Professionals: The Role of Streamlining and Automation
Burnout has become a widely discussed issue in various aspects of our lives, from our careers to personal well-being. The World Health Organization defines burnout as an “occupational phenomenon,” resulting from prolonged workplace stress left unresolved. While the immediate impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has brought heightened awareness to burnout, it has long been a […]
An Invention of Admiration
“When I met Ana, I knew: I loved her to the point of invention.” – The Clean House, Sarah Ruhl Why Laminar Wash Our Laminar Wash™ technology is a declaration of love and admiration to all of the amazing, status quo breaking, visionaries that won’t stand to wait for the future to come to them; […]
High-throughput antibody discovery to cell surface proteins
View original Presentation Nadiezda Fernandez Oropeza: Okay, good afternoon everyone. Hello, my name is Nadiezda Fernandez Oropeza, and I am the US Field Application Manager at Curiox Biosystems. I thank you for joining me today to talk about the importance of sample prep, and the effects it can have in the quality of your data. […]
Automation Enables Innovation
“Time is currency. Be careful how you spend it.” – Byron L. Reeder Every second spent on manual processes is a second taken away from potential revenue. Every day, scientists are racing the clock between sample preparation, running experiments, analyzing data and much more. Juggling these responsibilities along with looming deadlines, while pushing for new […]
Manufacturing Living Therapies
Enabling “next-generation” drugs through automation and standardization This article was first published on Charles River Laboratories Eureka Blog. Please support our partners at Charles River. Cell and gene therapy continues to drive biopharmaceutical investment and pipelines, despite COVID-related research and clinical trial disruptions. Last year, the global cell therapy market size was $7.8 billion, expanding annually […]
Nuclei Need Nurturing, Too
Laminar Wash™ benefits of automation and gentle cell-based sample preparation can also be extended to nuclei Analytical methods on individual cells provide an enormous amount of useful information. But not all tissue types lend themselves to preparing single cell suspensions necessary for flow cytometry or single-cell ‘omics analysis. Homogenization and dissociation of interconnected tissues such […]
A Missing Sample Prep Tool for Single-Cell Biology is Found
Gentle and semi-automated Laminar Wash™ technology removes background, debris, doublets, and dead time, extending single-cell ‘omics budgets. Single-cell ‘omics technologies are achieving a new paradigm in biology. As Eadweard Muybridge applied photography to settle the “unsupported transit” controversy surrounding the 19th century galloping horse, immunologists are utilizing single-cell transcriptomics (scRNA) to tease apart the heterogeneity […]
Next-Generation Technology for Suspension Cell Preparation
Novel instrumentation enables gentle and consistent cell washing for researchers across the life sciences. This article was first published on Charles River Laboratories Eureka Blog. Please support our partners at Charles River. “The future is now” certainly rings true for biotechnology and medicine. Gene sequencing and editing have become routine, cell biology is understood enough […]