Modernization of the UW Biotechnology Center’s BioGarage to Enhance Capabilities in High Content Cell, Organoid and Genomic Research

Description:
Improved automation in the Biotechnology Center’s Biogarage will allow for increased sample measurement, query of more targets and decreased work time. Transitioning pipetting and sample analysis from manual to automated processes will allow for high-throughput workflows for researchers.

The Biogarage’s mission is to enable biotechnology research on campus by providing access to laboratory equipment and services essential for molecular, genomic and biological research.

PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR:
Chris Bradfield, professor of oncology and director of the Biotechnology Center

CO-PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR:
Dustin C. Rubinstein, director of the Advanced Genome Editing Lab

CORE:
Biogarage