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Case Studies
GenoLogics LIMS Helps EdgeBio Build Services Business
Learn how Edgebio, a successful NGS services lab, tackled increasing throughput, lab instrument and workflow expansion and the path to CLIA certification. |
LIMS Supports SOLiD Core Lab at Queensland Center for Medical Genomics
The Queensland Center for Medical Genomics (QCMG) routinely cranks out 90 Gbs every two weeks on each of its 11 SOLiD 4 Genomics Sequencers. Learn how QCMG is using the GenoLogics LIMS to take control of previously unstructured data, enabling them to streamline workflows, reduce pipeline stalling errors, and measure overall lab progress and efficiency.
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Genomics LIMS Streamlines High-throughput Bioenergy Research Lab
How the Joint BioEnergy Institute Lab team Customized their Commercial LIMS using APIs to Enhance and Automate Workflows. |
Next-Generation LIMS Keeps Illumina Sequencing Lab on the Fast Track
Learn how the GenoLogics LIMS significantly improved operations at an Illumina FastTrack Sequencing Services lab in just a few weeks. This case study will discuss the benefits and operational improvements the Fast Track lab team realized as a result of installing the GenoLogics LIMS, which is preconfigured for Illumina NGS systems. |
Four Months to Full NGS Output - How the University of Washington Scaled up with a LIMS
The University of Washington could not afford to spend months getting its informatics infrastructure up and running. It needed to scale, quickly, to meet the demands of a new grant. Instead of building its own system to trace samples and streamline aspects of its new NGS workflow, the Northwest Genomics Center invested in a commercial laboratory information management system (LIMS) specifically designed for NGS. |
Enabling the USC Epigenome Center to keep up with Changing Next-Gen Sequencing Technology
Learn how GenoLogics enabled the USC Epigenome Center to accelerate their research, improve communications with customers and collaborators, while their lab scaled with quickly changing genomics technologies and increasing throughput. |