Amir Messadene, founder.
My background is the lab bench and GxP data: at Lonza I ran purification and analytical work and automated it, at Roche I was approval manager for GxP master data, the person who signs off supplier qualification records. So I have been on both sides of a reading, the one who produces it and the one who has to trust it in a regulated record.
At the bench, that meant implementing a CE-SDS method to replace gels and automating its sample preparation on a liquid handler.
Biotechnology engineer, HES-SO Valais-Wallis. Switzerland.
Lab automation and lab data, in regulated environments.
Laboratories automate: robots, instrument software, interfaces into the laboratory information system. In a regulated environment, each of those pieces is qualified before use, each change is assessed, and the data they produce has to stand in a record that someone is accountable for.
Labionexus works in that space: the automation that produces a result, and the data path that carries it into the record that has to trust it.
What I am doing at the moment.
At the moment I am working on one question, with the people who automate regulated laboratories and the people who validate them: where do the days go once a lab automates? If that is your work too, I would like to hear how it looks from your side.
Write a few lines, or book a call.
If this is your field too, write a few lines or book a call. I read and answer every message myself.