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| TAP's
Advanced Projects Group (APG) has
been set up to provide a dedicated focus
to its work with biotech and academic customers,
to deliver custom automation and product
development solutions. These solutions have
enabled major process and productivity improvements
to our customers' business, as well as benefits
beyond the initial concepts. |
| By
combining extensive life science applications
and process knowledge, with context-sensitive
engineering, design and project management
skills, TAP has an impressive track record
of successful development of novel automated
systems. |
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| Dedicated
account management |
- Consultancy-based approach to finding
the right solution
- Knowledgeable staff with science and/or
engineering backgrounds
- Account managers based locally in
the US and Europe
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| Experienced
cell biology applications team |
- Advice on process optimisation, new
protocols and rapid cell supply
- Design and implementation of automated
cell culture systems in GMP environments
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| Knowledgeable
sample management specialists |
- Access to over 400 man years combined
experience in automating storage of
biological and non-biological samples
- Market-leading automation and storage
at ultra low temperatures
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| Comprehensive
technical expertise |
- Multi-disciplined project teams bring
together highly-skilled software and
hardware engineers
- Spectrum of development strategies
appropriate to customer needs –
from fully in-house projects to integration
of specialist technologies from third
party suppliers
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| Professional
project management |
- Highly experienced in managing the
implementation of cell culture automation
and sample management systems
- Ensure systems match customers’
specific requirements and provide the
desired performance levels within agreed
time-scales
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| First
class training, service & support |
- Extensive network of experienced field
and office-based support staff, working
across the US, UK and mainland Europe.
- Team members often originate from
other groups within TAP or customer
life science organisations
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