An essential resource for the practical implementation of new technologies in the laboratory value chain
In Laboratory of the Future: Building the Digital Transformation, distinguished chemist Dr. Thorsten Teutenberg delivers an up-to-date discussion of digitization and automation, smart workflows, flexible laboratory automation, miniaturization and sustainability in the contemporary laboratory environment. With a strong focus on the practical implementation of the latest technologies and workflows, the book’s intention is to advocate for the digital transformation.
Each chapter concludes with various insights from renowned experts in the field, encouraging readers to think critically and deepen their understanding of the presented concepts. These perspectives offer alternative interpretations, highlight the complexity of real-world implementation, and stimulate informed debate. Engaging with diverse perspectives helps readers assess the strengths and limitations of various approaches, fostering a balanced and comprehensive grasp of laboratory digitalization.
Laboratory of the Future: Building the Digital Transformation is a valuable resource for laboratory managers, scientists, digital transformation leaders, and decision-makers involved in research and development environments seeking to optimize workflows, enhance data integrity, and implement automation technologies. It offers insights into the future of lab technologies by presenting the challenges and strategies for digitizing laboratory operations and incorporating expert perspectives and practical case studies.
Thorsten Teutenberg, PhD, is the head of the Research Analytics & Miniaturization Department at the Institut für Umwelt & Energie, Technik & Analytik e. V. (IUTA). His scientific work focuses on the development of novel detection and coupling systems based on liquid chromatography, mass spectrometry and vibrational spectroscopy. He is also involved in the establishment of a fully digitalized laboratory of the future (FutureLab NRW).
Dr. Thorsten Teutenberg hat Chemie an der Ruhr-Universität Bochum studiert und dort zum Thema ?Hochtemperatur-HPLC? am Lehrstuhl für Analytische Chemie promoviert. In 2004 wechselte er an das Institut für Energie- und Umwelttechnik e. V. in Duisburg als wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter. Seit 2012 leitet er die Abteilung Forschungsanalytik & Miniaturisierung. Schwerpunkte seiner wissenschaftlichen Arbeiten sind die Entwicklung neuartiger Detektions- und Kopplungssysteme auf Basis der Füssigkeitschromatografie, Massenspektrometrie und Schwingungsspektroskopie. Aktuell ist er am Aufbau eines voll digitalisierten Labors der Zukunft (FutureLab NRW) beteiligt.
