Redbud Blogs
Sample prep method considerations for sample-to-answer systems
System developers are faced with designing systems to deliver consistent, high quality results, faster. Scientists and engineers must work achieve their specifications while keeping development and production costs down. Porting a benchtop method to a cartridge can be a challenge, but changing a sample prep method mid-stream is often worse.
What COVID-19 teaches us about diagnostic Whack-a-Mole
The first SARS-CoV-2 sequence was released on January 10, just 40 days after the incidence of pneumonia started to rise in Wuhan, China. The World Health Organization released its first diagnostic testing guidelines just one week later, on January 17. By any measure,...
Translating Laboratory Performance to Your Point-of-care Device
The ability to port bead-based assays onto microfluidic cartridges would dramatically streamline the transition of lab-based assays into sample-to-answer formats. The problem is that this transition is deeply problematic.
400 Park Offices Dr.
Suite 301
RTP NC 27709
In The News
Redbud exhibits and Wadsworth Institute presents poster at the 2024 ASM Clinical Virology Symposium
The American Society of Microbiology is hosting the 2024 Clinical Virology Symposium on October 7 through 10 th at the Long Beach Convention Center in Long Beach, CA.