Lab Automation with Python
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| Title | Lab Automation with Python |
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| Abstract | In a brief review of the history of Python at Hamilton, we learn the different uses of Python and the great libraries that are available to simplify the life of an engineer. From device drivers and abstraction of complex processes to data acquisition, analysis and visualization, Python provides a one-stop shop to help developers get to their goals quickly. With an outlook, we show how laboratory specialists and researchers will be able to build on a solid ground in the future.
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About the speaker(s):
Jürg holds a degree in Electrical Engineering and has been working for over 10 years as a developer at Hamilton Bonaduz AG. His expertise spans across both firmware and software, contributing to various innovative projects and new products within the company.
When he's not working on technical solutions, Jürg can often be found climbing in the Alps, where he enjoys challenging himself with alpine adventures in his free time. |
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