Speeding up heart science: how Boehringer Ingelheim are streamlining data analysis in the lab
A cardiovascular researcher at Boehringer Ingelheim describes how cutting through data complexity has given her something rare in modern science: time back at the bench.
Ines Gigler uses JMP to simplify data integration, eliminate manual errors, and unlock deeper insights across cardiovascular experiments. By reducing analysis time from 3–4 hours to minutes, JMP enables more time in the lab and accelerates progress toward new therapies.
Ines Gigler
Lab Scientist, Boehringer Ingelheim
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