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Oct 7, 2026
C-Suite
At AALAS 2026, Transnetyx leaders are exploring what more connected research operations could make possible.
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Future Vision
The Lab of the Future Starts Here
From the experiences at Booth #2020 to the conversations happening throughout AALAS, the Lab of the Future is grounded in three ideas that shape how we think about what comes next.
Precision
Reliable information and services help research teams make confident decisions and maintain the integrity of their work.
Transparency
Greater visibility across research activities helps teams understand what is happening, identify what needs attention, and keep work moving forward.
Intelligence
Connected information, technology, and human expertise can help researchers turn what they know into better-informed next steps.
Together, they offer a glimpse of what the research environment of the future can look like.
YX Hosted Events
Transnetyx Customer Appreciation Party
AALAS wouldn’t be complete without taking time to celebrate our Central Shippers, researchers, and customers who make our work possible. Join the Transnetyx team for an evening of connection, conversation, and appreciation at The Grove, overlooking Discovery Green in downtown Houston.
With views of the park and Houston skyline, it's a chance to step away from the convention floor, reconnect with colleagues, and enjoy the evening together.
Sunday, October 25
8:00 PM – 10:00 PM
YX Hosted Events
Transnetyx Focus Group Sessions
Join fellow industry professionals for a focused conversation on current trends in animal care, research practices, and the evolving needs of the research community. Share perspectives, exchange insights and best practices with peers, and discuss what you’re seeing across the industry and where it may be headed. You’ll also have an opportunity to provide feedback on Transnetyx products and services and help inform how we continue supporting the research community.
Lab of the Future Blogs
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Oct 7, 2026
Diagnostics
A result is most useful when researchers understand both what it answers and what remains unknown. These perspectives from Automated Genotyping, Genetic Monitoring, and Microbiome Analysis examine the information that can strengthen research decisions.
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Oct 7, 2026
Partners
The Lab of the Future isn’t defined by a single technology. It’s shaped by how people, equipment, data, and research processes connect to support more efficient, informed, and reliable scientific work.
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Oct 7, 2026
Product and PMO
Meredith Poppish and Shannan Purser focus on the small, persistent improvements needed to move research information between systems with less manual work.
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Oct 7, 2026
Sales
Jessie Janeczek, VP of Global Sales, reflects on how research partnerships have shaped Transnetyx services and what it means to keep listening as laboratory needs change.
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Oct 7, 2026
Service and Hardware
The Lab of the Future depends on daily service as much as new technology. Holly Oakes, Kenneth Reese, and the Operations and Robotics team describe how access, reliability, and support shape the research experience.
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Oct 7, 2026
Software
Kit Ip and Andreas Staubi look at the Lab of the Future from the colony and institutional levels. Both perspectives begin with information that should be easier for authorized teams to see and use.