Artificial intelligence is becoming an increasingly important part of the modern laboratory, changing how researchers analyze data, improve workflows, and accelerate scientific discovery. The latest edition of the Digital Laboratory Industry Focus eBook explores the growing role of AI across life science research, drug discovery, laboratory automation, and healthcare innovation.
About this eBook
This edition brings together a collection of expert articles exploring how artificial intelligence is helping scientists address complex research challenges more efficiently and accurately.
From AI-powered drug discovery and predictive molecular modelling to laboratory automation and in vivo research, the eBook examines the technologies supporting the continued evolution of digital laboratories.
Readers will learn how AI is improving hypothesis generation, enhancing ligand-based drug design, and contributing to advances in microbiome research and synthetic biology.
The collection also explores the intersection of AI with single-cell science, molecular data analysis, and healthcare robotics, highlighting how these technologies support biomedical research, inform clinical decision-making, and improve laboratory productivity.
Whether you work in pharmaceutical research, biotechnology, laboratory informatics, or computational biology, this eBook provides practical insights into the digital tools and artificial intelligence technologies shaping the future of laboratory science.
About Benchling
Benchling makes biotech research and development faster and more collaborative. Biotechnology has the potential to solve humanity’s most pressing challenges, such as disease, renewable energy, clean water, and hunger. The brightest minds are working on these problems but they are equipped with archaic tools. We aspire to fix this and increase the rate of scientific output with a web-based platform that allows researchers to design and run experiments, analyze data, and share results.
Hundreds of thousands of scientists all around the world use Benchling to do research. Whether they are at the world’s largest companies, the top research universities, or working on a startup in a garage, scientists use Benchling for the same reason: to be empowered, not encumbered, by their tools.
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