Lean Laboratory

Companies Lean Laboratory

Synthian Chemistry, Germany

We are building the most feature-rich & flexible Connected Laboratory System Synthian's Visionary product is built to transform the way that scientists work. There are three stages to this transformation and our software is designed for each stage more

LabTwin GmbH, Germany

Scientists spend 50-80% of their time at the bench with no easy way to document their findings. Missed details can make it hard to reproduce research and find sources of error, leading to wasted time and money. At LabTwin, we’re committed to helping scientists save time and money, reduce error rate more

News Lean Laboratory

• The digital laboratory live and tangible
  

  Visitors to analytica 2020 can experience the laboratory of the future in a special show that is unique in the whole world: 18 partners from science and industry have joined forces to demonstrate device networking, collaborative robotics and user interaction, using the example of eight workflows fro more

• LABVOLUTION 2019: Spotlight on the integrated laboratory

  Modern laboratory practice is a fast-changing area characterized by growing digitization, automation, ever more complex workflows, and interaction at all levels. The next LABVOLUTION show is picking up on these trends with a strong focus on digital integration and connectivity, as evidenced by its c more

• analytica supporting program: Come be amazed by laboratory technology, analytics and biotechnology
  

  From April 10 to 13, Munich is once again the meeting point of the laboratory industry: analytica, the leading international trade fair for laboratory technology, analytics and biotechnology, offers many highlights in the supporting program in addition to the exhibition and the top-class scientific more

White papers Lean Laboratory

• Getting Weighing Right — The Importance of Leveling
  

  Ensuring that a balance is level is crucial to obtaining accurate weighing results more

• The 8 Typical Wastes in the Lab And How to Deal With Them
  

  The 8-Waste methodology is a helpful way to identifying non-value adding or unnecessary-steps in the daily lab routine. more

• Nine Steps to Lean Laboratory
  

  This practical guide outlines the Nine Steps to Lean and their role in cultivating a lean environment in the laboratory. more

q&more articles Lean Laboratory

• Reduced lead times for added value in the lab
  

  The process industry is seeing manufacturing structures change, production chains becoming global and higher requirements placed on manufacturing processes. Businesses need to adapt to declining sales volumes and the demand for more specific product characteristics. more

• Detect and solve process problems immediately with Jidoka
  

  The management concept “Lean Laboratory” is increasingly being implemented in the laboratory environment, with the aim of optimizing efficiency. An essential approach here is the “First-Defect-Stop”, which is based on the Jidoka principle and refers to the earliest possible identification of problems in production machines, but also in manual assembly lines. more

• Holistic View
  

  Today, the guidelines of „Good Manufacturing Practice“ (GMP) are the basis for any production and marketing of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) and drugs. Comprehensive quality management systems document and control the production processes and environment and not least the analytical quality control. At the end of this process, vast quantities of figures and facts convey the quality and performance of the manufactured products. more

Authors Lean Laboratory

• Dr. Christoph Jansen
  

  Christoph Jansen, born in 1962, studied chemistry at the University of Cologne and received his doctorate there from D.O. Hummel in instrumental analytics. He was a founding member of the association “Angewandte Spektrometrie Köln e.V.” (Applied Spectrometry, Cologne) and worked as an application ch more

• Daniel W. Fuchs
  

  Daniel Fuchs, born in 1969, studied Services Marketing and Management (MAS SMM) at the University of Lucerne and holds degrees in Product and Service Marketing of the Swiss Federal government. At the Zurich University of Applied Sciences he gained the certification of Lean Manager Service for the ar more

• Dipl. Ing. Erwin Studer
  

  Erwin Studer, born in 1959, studied mechanical engineering at the University of Applied Sciences in Bern, Switzerland. Subsequently he spent much of his professional life in the pharmaceutical industry. Alongside work in factory planning, he became involved in laboratory planning and construction ve more