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Aurora Sells Several Liquid Handling Stations to NIH s Chemical Genomics Center

Feb 01, 2005

NEW YORK, Feb. 1 (GenomeWeb News) - The NIH's Chemical Genomics Center will purchase several low volume liquid handling workstations from Aurora Discovery, the company said today.

 

The center plans to use the systems to develop chemical-probe research as part of the NIH's Molecular Libraries Screening Centers Network initiative.

 

Aurora sells two low volume liquid hanlding systems, called Flying Reagent Dispenser and Picoliter Rapid Transfer Robot.

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