Cloud Labs represent a new model for scientific education and research, allowing scientists to remotely control experiments and instruments as if they were in the laboratory themselves. This case study provides an overview of this process in the context of experiments with oligonucleotides. While still early, the findings and lessons learned here should be broadly applicable to scientists in both academia and industry, especially those looking to increase productivity of their organizations and to find novel, remote solutions for making scientific progress in the age of remote work.

Oligonucleotides in a cloud lab: A case study in remote control science

ACS Fall 2021

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