ILA Presentations

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We'll be presenting at:

IQPC Smart Labs 2010 - Brussels, March 16th - 18th 2010. We will be presenting both a 3-hour workshop on "Managing Lab Automation and Automation Technology", and, a presentation on "Minimizing The Pain Of Integrating ELNs & LIMS Into Your Paperless Informatics And Data Management Systems"
PITTCON: Short Course: A Manager's Guide to Managing Laboratory Automation and Computing, Feb. 27th, 2010 - this 1 day short course will introduce the Integrated Laboratory Automation program, and provides an introduction to, and discussion of, managements role in planning for lab automation, and the effective use of automation and computing technologies. Given the importance of automation and computing in lab operations, and the economic considerations in managing a lab today, this course will be of value in the future direction of your labs development. This course differs from the 2 1/2 day program offered by the ILA titled "Manager's Guide to Lab Automation & Technology Management" in both scope and depth. The longer course is intended for those looking to develop informatics and automation programs, and make technology / product decisions.
Boston ALMA group meeting, Sept. 16th 2009. "Introduction to Lab Automation" an overview of the current state of lab automation and how we've come to this point.
ALMA Workshop - PITTCON, Tues. March 10th 2009. "Management's Role in Laboratory Automation" - Laboratory automation and computing are important tools in laboratory work. This presentation will review the role of the laboratory manager in planning and implementing effective and productive automation programs.
Laboratory Informatics 2009, Workshop A: A New Approach to Lab Automation, March 30th 2009, Boston MA - The Integrated Laboratory Automation (ILA)program developed by the Institute for Laboratory Automation is a significant departure from typical methodologies used in the field. The ILA program builds a solid foundation for technology planning and utilization, helps identify integration needs and opportunities, and provides a basis for product/technology specification and evaluation.
Lab Expo 2009, A New Approach to Lab Automation, May 7th 2009, Track B - The Integrated Laboratory Automation (ILA)program developed by the Institute for Laboratory Automation is a significant departure from typical methodologies used in the field. The ILA program builds a solid foundation for technology planning and utilization, helps identify integration needs and opportunities, and provides a basis for product/technology specification and evaluation.