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EVOM™ Auto Classic #6: Easily Change Electrode Array for Variety of Plates With the EVOM™ Auto platform, simply press a button to release and swap electrode arrays for a variety of commercially available plates. See the full video: #LaboratoryAutomation

EVOM™ Auto Classic #5: EVOM™ Auto at Work A full plate read in under 3.5 minutes, with zero manual intervention. See the EVOM™ Auto in action! Discover how its dual-probe electrode array, incubator/biosafety cabinet compatibility. #LabAutomation

When your research is on the line, surgical instrument selection is critical. WPI microsurgical instruments are engineered for demanding research applications, giving researchers the precision, control, and reliability they need when outcomes matter most.

EVOM™ Auto Classic #4: Introduction to Automated TEER Eliminate manual plate-reading bottlenecks with automated TEER and EIS. WPI’s EVOM™ platform is cited in thousands of peer-reviewed publications worldwide. #CellBiology #TEER

EVOM™ Auto Classic #3: Uses of TEER How is TEER measurement advancing modern cell culture workflows? From assessing epithelial & endothelial barrier integrity to disease modeling, cell therapy QC, and real-time organ-on-a-chip biosensing. #TEER

EVOM™ Auto Classic#2: Understanding TEER Readings What do changes in your TEER values really mean? Interpreting your resistance data gives a direct window into cellular barrier function. See the full video: #TEER

What is TEER and how does it quantify cellular barrier integrity? Transepithelial/Transendothelial Electrical Resistance (TEER) measures the resistance to electrical current across a cell monolayer. See the full video: #TEER

Maximize Savings, Efficiency, and Expert Support with WPI Setting up or expanding your lab? WPI’s Grow Your Lab Program is here to help you save time and costs while streamlining your purchasing process.

NEW NanoFil™ syringe sizes are now IN STOCK! WPI has expanded the NanoFil™ family with three new syringe sizes: 5 µL, 25 µL, and 50 µL, giving researchers more options to match syringe volume to their application. 👉 Explore NanoFil™: #Microinjection

Maximize Savings, Efficiency, and Expert Support with WPI Setting up or expanding your lab? WPI’s Grow Your Lab Program is here to help you save time and costs while streamlining your purchasing process.

Explore how EVOM™ Chip with embedded electrodes can help standardize barrier-function assessment for disease modeling, drug screening, and toxicity studies. Read the article: #OrganOnChip

Ultra-low-volume delivery just got more flexible. WPI is expanding the NanoFil™ family with three new syringe sizes: 5 µL, 25 µL, and 50 µL. Learn more about the expanded NanoFil™ portfolio and how WPI continues to support researchers. #GeneTherapy

Maximize Savings, Efficiency, and Expert Support with WPI Setting up or expanding your lab? WPI’s Grow Your Lab Program is here to help you save time and costs while streamlining your purchasing process.

When your research is on the line, the instrument in your hands matters. Microdissection. Rodent surgery. Neuroscience procedures. Microinjection. These delicate applications demand consistency you can rely on, procedure after procedure. #Microsurgery

Explore how EVOM™ Chip with embedded electrodes can help standardize barrier-function assessment for disease modeling, drug screening, and toxicity studies. Read the article: #OrganOnChip

When your research is on the line, the instrument in your hands matters. Microdissection. Rodent surgery. Neuroscience procedures. Microinjection. These delicate applications demand consistency you can rely on, procedure after procedure. #Microsurgery

What makes a tungsten carbide hemostat worth the upgrade? It isn't simply that tungsten carbide is harder than stainless steel. The real advantage is how well the instrument maintains its gripping performance over time. #Microsurgery #TungstenCarbide

What makes a tungsten carbide hemostat worth the upgrade? It isn't simply that tungsten carbide is harder than stainless steel. The real advantage is how well the instrument maintains its gripping performance over time. #Microsurgery #TungstenCarbide

That rust-colored stain on a stainless steel instrument might not be rust at all. Our latest guide looks at common stain colors, what may cause them, and how to determine whether an instrument can be cleaned or should be replaced. #SurgicalInstruments

Your tweezers may look fine, but are the tips actually aligned? Small changes in tip alignment, surface condition, or spring tension can affect grip and precision long before the damage is obvious during normal use. #Microsurgery