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    Synthace DOE
    for Assay Development

    Take your Assay Development capabilities to a new level with Design of Experiments. Ready to integrate into your lab with no-code automation.

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    Reduce Noise, Boost Signal

    Use Synthace’s built-in DOE functionality to find the best version of the assay you’re working on. Explore complex multifactorial relationships to make progress where you couldn't before. Whether you’re trying to reduce deviation, use cheaper consumables, or improve your signal quality, DOE on Synthace transforms your capabilities.
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    Calculate Source Concentrations for Variable Liquid Factors

    DOE for assay development involves looking at many liquid factors, and the interactions between them, across many changing concentrations. This sort of multifactorial complexity can be incredibly hard to work with, but not with Synthace: it’s all calculated automatically by the platform.

    “Using Synthace and DOE has changed the way we do experiments, but more interestingly the way we think and communicate.”

    Helena Peilot Sjogren | Associate Principal Scientist, AstraZeneca
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    Import DOE Designs, Generate Automation Instructions

    Synthace accepts and translates imported DOE design files into the complex liquid handling instructions needed for assay optimization. There’s no need to do any complex manual coding either; if you’ve got a design file, you’re able to automate your workflow through the Synthace platform.
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    Contextual Data Generation and Structuring

    Keeping track of what went where and why can be near to impossible if you’re doing things manually. Synthace keeps track of every liquid handling step and all the data from your analytical equipment, marrying your metadata to the data that each run produces.