Over the past few years, biotechnology has advanced at a remarkable pace. Alongside these developments, automation has become increasingly integrated into scientific research. From developing new virologic cures for persistently hard-to-treat diseases to pushing the limits of cancer immunotherapy and genetic medicines, automation and controls engineers are playing an increasingly important role in modern research. The engineers at San Diego-based Biosero apply their lab automation expertise into the R&D process, seamlessly integrating automation technology into scientific workflow, accelerate discovery and adapting to the evolving needs of researchers. Read more
