Roche Molecular Systems, Inc.

Roche Diagnostics Gmbh

F. Hoffmann-la Roche Ag

Heinz Trueeb

Rolf Knobel

Andreas Gisler

Robert Huesler

Paul Frank

Siegfried Mueller

Urs Schnieper

Armin Birrer

Thomas Brauner

A method is described for distributing samples within an automated analyzer from a linear arrangement of sample vessels to a processing plate in a two-dimensional n&#xd7;m arrangement wherein samples are sorted, followed by transfer with a pipetting device with a linear arrangement to a processing vessel in a two-dimensional n&#xd7;m arrangement and subsequent processing of samples using a second pipetting device which has a two-dimensional n&#xd7;m arrangement.

Sample distribution in a method for isolating analytes in fluid samples in an automated system

Sample distribution in an analytical system for processing an analyte

Automated method for sample distribution and isolation of an analyte with a solid support

Devices and methods for the identification of test tubes in a test tube rack having a RFID chip, and including an antenna structure elements for wireless coupling with the RFID chip, such that the location of the RFID chip determines the orientation of the test tube rack and the position of the test tube, and coupling of the RFID chips attached to the test tube racks is independent of the direction of insertion of the test tube rack.

Laboratory device, laboratory rack assembly and method for coupling an RFID chip

The invention relates to devices and methods for the identification of test tubes in a test tube rack using RFID technology.

Laboratory device for processing samples and methods using the same

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Hochdorf, Switzerland

Heinz Trueeb