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Crystal Girod, Senior Product Manager at Beckman Coulter Life Sciences, featured in a “Tell Us What You Know” graphic titled “Making Lab Automation More Accessible,” alongside the Beckman Coulter Life Sciences logo.
Explore how advances in liquid handling are making automation more accessible, flexible, and practical for modern labs.
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Understand the principles and practices that support high-quality data in increasingly complex flow cytometry experiments.
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