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Agilent Launches NovoStation Sample Preparation System
Agilent Technologies announced the launch of the NovoStation Sample Preparation System, a new automated platform designed to help laboratories simplify and streamline flow cytometry sample preparation. When paired with a NovoCyte flow cytometer and NovoExpress software, NovoStation offers an integration-ready solution that enables a hands-free sample-to-answer workflow, helping scientists spend less time preparing samples and more time interpreting results. Flow cytometry laboratories are under increasing pressure to process more samples, support more complex assays, and deliver reliable results across multiple users, instruments, and sites. As higher-throughput workflows become more common in pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, contract research, core laboratory, and academic settings, manual sample preparation can introduce bottlenecks, variability, and training challenges that slow research and affect data quality. NovoStation addresses these challenges through automation built for flow cytometry sample preparation. The system automates onboard reagent cocktailing and sample washing, and integrates directly with compatible Agilent flow cytometers, allowing laboratories to move from preparation to acquisition within a single connected workflow. By reducing manual variability, NovoStation helps generate reproducible data that scientists can trust for critical research and development decisions, while simplified setup, operation, and training make it easier to standardize workflows across labs and teams.
Agilent Launches Gen5 AI Cell Identification Module
Agilent Technologies announced the launch of the Agilent BioTek Gen5 AI cell identification module, a new image analysis software add-on that incorporates AI-based cell identification and segmentation into BioTek Gen5 imaging analysis. Developed for use with compatible Agilent BioTek automated imaging systems, the module uses AI-based segmentation without requiring conventional threshold setting or parameter tuning. By incorporating the capability into the familiar Gen5 software environment, the module is designed to reduce manual image-analysis steps and support consistent cell counting and confluence analysis across supported applications. Conventional threshold-based segmentation can require researchers to establish and optimize analysis parameters for individual experiments. These additional steps can introduce user-dependent variation and present challenges as laboratories adopt higher-throughput imaging workflows and generate increasing volumes of image-based data. The Gen5 AI image analysis module provides researchers with an AI-based approach designed to simplify this process within their established BioTek imaging workflow. The module supports label-free and fluorescence, live-cell and kinetic assays commonly used in life science and pharmaceutical research environments. Its integration with Gen5 enables researchers using compatible BioTek Cytation and Lionheart automated imagers to apply AI-based segmentation within their existing imaging assays.
Agilent Launches TapeStationDx Systems for Clinical Labs
Agilent Technologies announced the launch of the Agilent 4150 TapeStationDx system, Agilent 4200 TapeStationDx system and Agilent TapeStationDx software, extending the company's automated electrophoresis portfolio into regulated clinical laboratory environments. The new CE-IVD-labeled systems and software are designed to support standardized and traceable quality control of DNA and RNA samples used in clinical next-generation sequencing workflows. Agilent is among the first providers to offer CE-IVD-labeled automated electrophoresis solutions for clinical NGS sample quality control in the launch regions, at a time when clinical NGS is expanding rapidly and laboratories face increasing regulatory expectations, including the In Vitro Diagnostic Regulation in Europe. Clinical laboratories often work with valuable, limited human specimens, where poor DNA and RNA sample quality can delay downstream sequencing, require repeat analysis, and prolong the wait for patient results. TapeStationDx systems help laboratories assess sample quality through automated workflows designed to reduce manual errors, support consistent operation, and enable informed sample decisions before sequencing.
Agilent Technologies Independent Chair Koh Boon Hwee Retires
Agilent Technologies announced that Koh Boon Hwee, independent chair of the company's board of directors, retired from the board effective Sept. 4, 2026, following more than two decades of service as a director. Koh joined Agilent's board in 2003 and served as independent chair from 2017 until his retirement. Following Koh's retirement, the board of directors elected Dow Wilson to serve as chair, effective Sept. 4, 2026. lson has served on Agilent's board of directors since 2018 and currently chairs the Audit and Finance Committee.
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