WAGENINGEN, NL -- LabWare Nederland

LabWare® branches out to Wageningen, The Netherlands, expanding its network of over 40 offices that operate across 6 continents.

The branch in Wageningen focuses on the Benelux area (Belgium, The Netherlands, and Luxembourg), starting with a team of 6 individuals that is expected to double within the next 3 years.

A strategic choice for the advancement of scientific research and innovation

The global recognition of the Netherlands as a hub for research and innovation uniquely positions it to offer strong backing to a company such as LabWare, worldwide leader in automation and data management solutions for laboratories.

Historic and multicultural city in the central Netherlands, in the province of Gelderland, Wageningen is renowned for its University, specializing in life sciences, agriculture, technical and engineering subjects. Wageningen is therefore known also as “The city of life sciences”, with a leading position in these fields, as well as in health research and development, providing companies with both a customer base and a favorable environment for experimentation and innovation with a strong focus on sustainability.

Frank Hendriks, Territory Manager Benelux at LabWare, states: “When contemplating further expanding into Europe, we thoroughly assessed numerous potential locations, and Wageningen emerged as our top choice”. The region's strategic positioning, alongside cutting-edge infrastructure, and proximity to diverse research institutions, offers an optimal setting for fostering collaboration and innovation.

LabWare’s commitment to empower cross-sectoral sustainable solutions

LabWare promotes innovation and sustainable solutions within agriculture and food production by supporting research and development.

It is indeed LabWare’s mission to deliver laboratory automation, efficiency, data integrity, and compliance by means of informatics solutions. The LabWare laboratory automation suite allows to easily manage data, optimizing workflows and collaboration – which is vital for companies striving to develop and implement sustainable technologies.

With its new premises in Wageningen, in the Agro Business Park Garden Offices – where multiple innovative health companies are also situated – LabWare Nederland connects with relevant partners and networks, perfectly aligning with the regional focus on driving innovation and sustainable solutions for global challenges.

Visit the Wageningen Office:

Agro Business Park 2
Garden Offices
6708 PW
Wageningen, Netherlands

WILMINGTON, Del.-- It was announced last week, LabWare® was selected as an honoree of the 2023 Drexel LeBow Analytics 50 Award. This award recognizes and honors companies that have made a significant data-driven business impact. Past recognized recipients include Pfizer, GSK, Tyson Foods, Starbucks, and Citi, among others.

“We are honored to receive this recognition,” said Darren Mahoney, Product Manager of LabWare Analytics. “The reputation this award and university hold makes us proud of our daily work. To be recognized alongside companies like FICO, Pfizer, and the United Way is an honor as well.”

Laboratories around the world face challenges in analyzing and making predictions from their data due to various reasons, but that’s where LabWare’s data analytics solutions come into play. LabWare created the Data Science Engine that enables laboratories to do analytics within the LabWare platform, enabling them to analyze their data efficiently and in new ways that impact decisions.

When the COVID pandemic changed the world, LabWare ensured organizations worldwide continued delivering life-saving diagnostics, therapies, and critical data. Mapping millions of COVID testing outcomes to geometric sampling data and patient demographics, LabWare provided advanced data trending to support the optimal locations of testing resources. LabWare embedded this type of data-driven approach in its informatics platform. Working closely with laboratories in many industries using the power of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data science, LabWare brings them a competitive advantage by getting the most from their data.

“In today's Modern Lab, there’s a huge need to not only acquire data but also understand it and apply it to scientists' and lab manager’s tasks without taking them outside their normal work streams,” Michael Learner, Managing Director of LabWare North America, said. “That’s where LabWare Analytics comes in, to help our customers explore and implement the data
they’ve acquired. With our Data Science Engine, laboratories can identify patterns, extract insights, and gain a deeper understanding of their data to make informed decisions.”

Through client conversations, LabWare has found that having data science and machine learning foundational to their work enables their clients to succeed in the lab and beyond.

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Photo: via Yposkesi

ALTRINCHAM, UK-- LabWare Limited

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