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Article: Life science researchers want simpler solutions: life science instruments are expected to provide more knowledge faster and at a lower cost.(Special Feature)(Company overview)
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- Laboratory Equipment
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- February 1, 2009
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Information transparency, electronic data management, and genome-based drug profiling have generated excitement in the life sciences sector. But pharmaceutical and biotech companies grappling with a tough economic environment and increasing competition are now forced to cut costs and downsize while realigning their R&D to produce less raw data and more knowledge.
Spending cuts have resulted in fewer instruments on the lab floor and a greater need for researchers to share equipment. "This means multi-user simplicity and flexibility is required," says Nance Hall, VP/GM of PerkinElmer's Automation and Detection Solutions.
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