JALA Readers' Choice Award
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2007 JALA Reader's Choice Award Winner: "The Ibis T5000 Universal Biosensor: An Automated Platform for Pathogen Identification and Strain Typing" by David J. Ecker, et al. (From JALA 11.6 December 2006)
2006 JALA Readers' Choice Award Winner: "The Use of Dual Dye Photometric Calibration Method to Identify Possible Sample Dilution from an Automated Multichannel Liquid Handling System" by Huijin Dong, Zheng Ouyang, Jane Liu, and Mohammed Jemal of Bristol-Myers Squibb. (From JALA 11.2 April 2006)
2005 JALA Readers' Choice Award Winner: "Comparison of Absorbance and Fluorescence Methods for Determining Liquid Dispensing Precision" by Jonathan Peters and Jeanne Nguyen of Molecular Devices. (From JALA 10.2 April 2005)
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Modeling, Analysis, Simulation and Control of Laboratory Automation Systems Using Petri Nets - Analysis and Control:
This latest addition to the JALA Tutorial Collection is the second in a series addressing Petri net theory.
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