New facility at Washington national lab will give researchers free access to automated tools

New facility at Washington national lab will give researchers free access to automated tools

PNNL Director Deb Gracio, third from left, at a groundbreaking for the Microbial Molecular Phenotyping Capability in Richland, Wash. (PNNL Photo / Eric Francavilla) A first-of-its-kind autonomous research facility is taking shape in central Washington that will provide free access to scientists studying bacteria, yeast and other microorganisms. The Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) broke ground on the lab, which…

PNNL breaks ground on M2PC autonomous lab for microbes

PNNL broke ground on M2PC, a 30,800-square-foot autonomous lab with 100+ Ginkgo instruments that outside researchers can use free from 2029. The post PNNL breaks ground on a 100-instrument autonomous microbe lab that will open to outside researchers in 2029 appeared first on Research & Development World.