Beatrice Shevlin serves as a Senior Cellular Imaging Sales Specialist at PerkinElmer, Inc., where she plays a pivotal role in advancing the capabilities of researchers in academic, biotech, and pharmaceutical laboratories. With a strong focus on optimizing medium and high throughput high content screening (HCS)...
Beatrice Shevlin serves as a Senior Cellular Imaging Sales Specialist at PerkinElmer, Inc., where she plays a pivotal role in advancing the capabilities of researchers in academic, biotech, and pharmaceutical laboratories. With a strong focus on optimizing medium and high throughput high content screening (HCS) and high content analysis (HCA), Beatrice is dedicated to helping scientists obtain more tailored and predictable cellular data, which is crucial for both basic research and drug discovery initiatives. Her expertise lies in leveraging cutting-edge imaging solutions, including advanced microscopy techniques, to enhance the efficiency and accuracy of cellular analysis.
In her current role, Beatrice collaborates closely with researchers to implement fully automated imaging systems and unbiased image analysis tools. These solutions not only improve laboratory throughput but also maximize the potential of cellular samples, allowing for more comprehensive data collection. By integrating informatics, automation, and specialized microplates, she ensures that her clients can derive meaningful insights from their experiments, ultimately leading to more informed decision-making in drug development and biotechnological advancements.
Beatrice's extensive background in lifesciences, drug discovery, and biotechnology, combined with her proficiency in biochemistry and medical devices, empowers her to provide tailored solutions that meet the unique needs of each laboratory. Her multilingual skills, including fluency in Italian, further enhance her ability to connect with a diverse range of clients and stakeholders across the globe. As she continues to drive innovation in cellular imaging, Beatrice remains committed to supporting the scientific community in their quest for groundbreaking discoveries.
