Automating protein and AAV purification for higher-throughput research
Protein purification and sample preparation are essential steps in many discovery workflows, yet they often limit throughput, introduce variability, and require significant hands-on time. As research expands across antibody discovery, protein characterization, and viral vector development, laboratories are increasingly seeking automated approaches that improve reproducibility while supporting a broad range of sample types and applications.
In this webinar with The Scientist, Shawn Bourque and Lee Hoang discuss how automated purification workflows can streamline protein, antibody, and recombinant adeno-associated virus (AAV) research. Through real-world applications, the speakers will demonstrate approaches for purifying challenging proteins, protein complexes, and low-abundance targets while supporting AAV purification and capsid screening. Attendees will also learn how automation can increase throughput, improve recovery, and simplify sample preparation across discovery workflows.
Topics covered include
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Strategies for automating protein purification workflows
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Improving purification of challenging proteins and protein complexes
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Streamlining AAV purification and capsid screening
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Increasing throughput and reproducibility through automation
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Applications in antibody discovery, protein characterization, and viral vector research
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Optimizing sample preparation for biologics research
