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Robots are making COVID testing faster, safer at UTMB

Robots are making COVID testing faster, safer at UTMB

The Galveston County Daily News, February 10, 2023

Robots are making COVID-19 antibody tests for research and diagnostics faster and safer at the University of Texas Medical Branch, officials said. The benefit of having robots conduct the tests is that it will eliminate the risk staff members face from infection and produces tests at higher rates, said Dr. Michael Laposata, professor and chairman of the department of Pathology at the medical branch.

Robots are making COVID testing faster, safer at UTMB

Robots are making COVID testing faster, safer at UTMB

The Galveston County Daily News, February 10, 2023

Robots are making COVID-19 antibody tests for research and diagnostics faster and safer at the University of Texas Medical Branch, officials said. The benefit of having robots conduct the tests is that it will eliminate the risk staff members face from infection and produces tests at higher rates, said Dr. Michael Laposata, professor and chairman of the department of Pathology at the medical branch.