SCIENTIFIC POSTER
Automated Microbial Screening and Phenotypic Classification with QPix FLEX
Accelerate microbial workflows with automated plating, picking, and phenotypic classification. Improve throughput 4–5×, eliminate manual errors, and achieve reproducible, traceable results across applications.
Advance Microbial Screening with QPix FLEX
Poster: Automated Microbial Screening and Phenotypic Classification Using the QPix FLEX System
This scientific poster highlights how automated microbial workflows can transform plating, colony picking, and phenotypic classification into a faster, more reproducible process.
In this poster, you will learn how researchers:
- Increase throughput 4–5× compared to manual workflows
- Process thousands of colonies per day with high precision
- Achieve >99% accuracy and eliminate cross-contamination
- Automate phenotype classification using color and morphology analysis
- Reduce workflow time by up to 3 days in microbiome applications
- Improve reproducibility with integrated imaging and data tracking
- Minimize manual errors and operator fatigue
Download the poster to explore how automation enables scalable, traceable microbial screening for synthetic biology, therapeutic development, and microbiome research.
While you wait, here are a few resources to keep your science moving — and your manual plating era officially on notice.
Clone screening that works as hard as you do (minus the late nights at the bench)
Molecular cloning is powerful… but let’s be honest — manually managing stacks of plates, tracking colonies, and trying to avoid contamination isn’t exactly the dream workflow. One tiny mix-up can slow everything down, and scaling up often means scaling stress.
That’s where smarter automation steps in. With streamlined colony picking and traceable workflows, you can cut down hands-on time, boost reproducibility, and move from “just getting through it” to actually accelerating discovery — all without needing a giant lab or enterprise-level resources.
Because small labs don’t need smaller ambitions — just better tools.
