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All of my thesis project in immunology was automated, which involved several hours of blood processing repeated several thousand times (with some parallelizatio
by zbjornson 9y ago
All of my thesis project in immunology was automated, which involved several hours of blood processing repeated several thousand times (with some parallelization) by a team of a dozen robots. There are pics, schematics and vids here: http://www.zachbjornson.com/projects/robotics/ http://www.zachbjornson.com/projects/robotics/.
I also like to say that the final analysis was automated. It was done entirely in Mathemtica notebooks that talk to a data-processing API, and can be re-ran whenever. The notebooks are getting released along with the journal article for the sake of transparency and reprodibility.
(Also, I automated my SSL cert renewal ;))
- natch 9y agoAwesome. You should write a paper on your paper writing / research / automation / publication process, to help advance the way scientific publishing is done.
- epmaybe 9y agoThis is awesome. I work in a research lab that does a lot of bench work and imaging under microscopy. I think that automating some of these processes would greatly speed up the research being done!