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Automation Accelerates Research on Tropical Diseases

The development of new drugs against infectious and tropical diseases requires high-performance research infrastructures and close collaboration between science and industry. The role of modern laboratory automation in this process was the focus of a visit by the Member of Parliament on August 13th...

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