Jennifer Ware
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Jennifer Ware has made foundational contributions to the automation of DNA sequencing, particularly in the context of small-scale core facilities. Her key research areas include sequencing technology optimization, laboratory automation, and workflow efficiency in genomic services. Ware’s most notable work, "Implementation of automation in a small-scale DNA sequencing core facility" (2000), details how she streamlined operations at the New England Biolabs (NEB) sequencing core, which handled approximately 1,000 to 1,500 reactions per month. By integrating simplified automation procedures, she enabled the facility to support a wide range of company-wide projects with increased reliability and throughput. This work, cited 6 times, has served as a practical guide for other small-scale sequencing centers seeking to adopt automation without large-scale infrastructure. Ware’s contributions highlight the critical role of operational innovation in making sequencing technologies accessible and efficient, even in resource-limited settings. Her achievements underscore the importance of thoughtful implementation in advancing genomic research and biotechnology.
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