Why what this on-demand webinar?
Unlocking the full potential of diagnostics requires rethinking traditional sample collection and preparation. Standard procedures rely on pipetting known volumes, prepping reagents, and performing multi-step purification in a laboratory setting. Each step requires experience and specialized equipment. Many point-of-care devices miniaturize and automate protocols to bring results closer to users and speed up diagnosis. However, these procedures can be simplified even further by utilizing innovative techniques in materials, treatment, and overall design.
In this webinar, Ben Cobb, founder of ReadyGo Diagnostics, will explore the intersection of material science and biochemical analysis, offering an innovative approach in the field of diagnostics. The session will explore the integration of Porex materials with ReadyGo’s chemistry and design platforms, which have simplified measured laboratory procedures — like pipetting and cell lysis prep — into cost-effective workflows suitable for any user. In doing so, they address preanalytical challenges and enable greater access to testing.
Hosted By:
Ben Cobb
Founder of ReadyGo Diagnostics
Ben has spent his entire career innovating new diagnostic products and has founded several public and private start-ups. Some of his products have now become embedded into routine clinical practice, including Genedrive® which was arguably the world’s first true point-of-care molecular platform and is providing a new standard of NHS care. As CEO, Ben has responsibility for overseeing ReadyGo’s day-to-day operations, delivery of its strategy and new product innovation.
Hosted By:
Dr. Krista Ewing
Senior Global Product Manager – Diagnostics, Porex
Krista Fridley Ewing, PhD, currently serves as a Senior Global Product Manager – Diagnostics at Porex. Krista earned her undergraduate degree from Mississippi State University and graduated (MSE, PhD) in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin. She completed post-doctoral research at Georgia Tech and worked in multiple genetics labs before joining Porex in 2017. At Porex, her background in academic and clinical laboratories helps guide customers in developing products for diagnostic use.
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