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A Cost-Effective Solution for Single-Cell Functional Analysis

Transform your lab’s single-cell capabilities with beacon discovery

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Bruker Corporation has announced the Beacon Discovery™ Optofluidic System, a game-changing benchtop platform designed to make live single-cell functional analysis more accessible and affordable for laboratories of all sizes. Debuting at AACR 2025, Beacon Discovery leverages Bruker's industry-leading technologies to deliver high-quality, customizable workflows with intuitive operation.

For lab managers balancing tight budgets and growing scientific demands, Beacon Discovery offers an opportunity to expand capabilities in immuno-oncology, infectious disease research, and regenerative medicine. It bridges functional analysis and downstream genomic studies, enabling deep biological insights from the same single cells.

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With its lower cost of ownership and streamlined user interface, Beacon Discovery supports flexible, high-impact research without the complexity of traditional platforms.

How Beacon Discovery benefits lab managers:

  • Significantly reduces cost barriers for advanced single-cell analysis
  • Intuitive workflows minimize training time and increase user adoption
  • Modular and scalable design fits diverse research needs
  • Enables multi-day, multi-parameter experiments with minimal supervision
  • Facilitates cross-team collaboration by linking functional assays with genomic profiling
  • Backed by Bruker's Technology Access Program (TAP) for early user experience

Pre-orders are now available, and shipments are expected to begin later in 2025, offering labs a timely path to next-generation single-cell research.

This article has been sourced from a press release and may include content created or refined using AI tools and verified by our editorial team. The original press release was provided by Bruker.

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