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Robots outperform humans in five areas, and thus can be particularly beneficial for performing sample preparation for HPLC.

An article from The Robot Report contrasted the performance of robots in industry against those of humans. The takeaways from the report are as follows.

At the heart of most chromatographic analyses are the gravimetric and volumetric operations used to prepare samples, standards, and HPLC mobile phases.

I recently read a nice article from The Robot Report (1) that contrasted the performance of robots in industry against those of humans. The takeaways from the report are as follows.

It is a fact that most of us will be experiencing rising helium costs, and in some cases, caps on supply, or an inability to initiate new supply contracts from providers. Based on my own experiences, and those of colleagues and contacts, I’ve prepared what I hope is a succinct and focused guide on the factors one needs to evaluate to properly inform the decision to switch, and what to expect on the implementation journey.

Professor James Ephraim Lovelock, inventor of the electron capture detector and developer of the Gaia theory, died last month on his 103rd Birthday.