Optimizing Diagnostic Sample Preparation Workflows Using Ultrafiltration
Overview
The accuracy and sensitivity of a diagnostic test result plays an important role in providing patients with the right diagnosis and treatment plan. Sample preparation is crucial for achieving high accuracy and sensitivity in diagnostic testing. This webinar will provide you with valuable insights and practical strategies to improve your diagnostic sample preparation workflows and, as a result, the reliability of your diagnostic kit.
The webinar will cover following topics:
- Introduction to Ultrafiltration: Understand the principles and benefits of using ultrafiltration in clinical and diagnostic applications.
- Workflow Efficiency: Learn how to optimize your sample preparation workflows to save time, improve accuracy, and enhance diagnostic test results.
- Case Study: Learn about a real-life example of successful implementation of Sartorius ultrafiltration devices in a commercial diagnostic kit.
Webinar Speakers
Wiktoria Banczyk
Product Manager – Lab Filtration Medical Devices
Sartorius Lab Instruments GmbH & Co. KG
Wiktoria Banczyk has a Master of Biomedical Science with expertise in medical and IVD filtration devices. With 10 months dedicated to developing new membrane application for various methods, Wiktoria transitioned to Lab Filtration Product Management for Medical and IVD Devices. In her role as product manager, she has been involved in various medical and IVD product developments, and registrations, both internally and externally.
Dr. John Cashman
Product Manager Product Management Lab Filtration
Sartorius UK Ltd.
John trained as a biochemist and initially studied gene regulation during embryonic development. He holds a PhD from the University of Portsmouth and joined Sartorius in 2019 after various roles in academia, where he gained extensive experience in protein purification workflows. John is now responsible for the success of the Sartorius Lab Ultrafiltration portfolio – a range of products that he has used extensively in his research.