Sharon Correia
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Sharon Correia’s work stands at the intersection of laboratory automation, robotics, and the global dissemination of scientific methodologies. Her most recognized contribution, the 1991 International Symposium on Laboratory Automation and Robotics, documented a pivotal moment in the field, drawing nearly 380 participants from across the United States and fourteen other countries to Boston. This seminal work, cited over two times, captured the conference’s dynamic format of plenary lectures, oral presentations, poster papers, and facility visits, effectively serving as a historical benchmark for the growing international collaboration in automation. By chronicling this event, Correia provided a foundational reference for researchers exploring early robotic integration in lab settings. Her efforts highlight a career dedicated to advancing the practical application of robotics in scientific research, fostering a community that would drive innovation for decades. Through this landmark publication, she not only recorded a key symposium but also helped shape the discourse on laboratory efficiency and reproducibility, leaving a lasting impact on how scientists approach automated experimentation.
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- 1The 1991 International Symposium on Laboratory Automation and Robotics2 citations · 1991