Nagi Bioscience showcased its new product solution for C. elegans testing – SydLab™ One – at the recently concluded 24th International C. elegans Conference. The biannual prestigious event, held in Glasgow this year, brought together scientists from around the world to share their research and advancements in a vast variety of fields such as genetics, molecular biology, cell biology, development, immunology, physiology, neuroscience, evolution, and many more.
introducing SydLab™ one at #worm23
Nagi Bioscience’s booth drew considerable attention throughout the conference, where attendees had the opportunity to experience personalized demos of SydLab™ One. Thanks to its microfluidic technology, advanced robotics, and AI-based algorithm, SydLab™ One is capable of automating the entire process of culture, treatment, imaging, and analysis of C. elegans experimentation. All in just one compact benchtop laboratory device.
Double or nothing: 2 posters, 2 moderated sessions, 2 live demos per day
Besides hosting two demo experiences everyday, Nagi presented two posters that showcased recent findings and studies conducted using SydLab™ One. These posters received widespread recognition and sparked intriguing discussions among conference participants.
Poster #1063A: A robotic device for fully automated high-content screening on C. elegans
Poster #1064A: A robotic platform for fully automated aging studies in C.elegans
Nagi Bioscience also played an active role in fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange at the conference. Our Nagi experts moderated two networking sessions during #Worm23. During these sessions, researchers had the opportunity to engage in lively discussions, share insights, and forge new connections. The networking discussions provided a valuable platform for attendees to explore the latest trends and developments in C. elegans research, careers insights, and much more.
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