Abstract
In the mid-1990s, HTS labs were built with high-end automation for screening 10,000s of compounds. Compound Management labs continued to manually pick samples and invest in standalone equipment. The bottleneck for screening shifted from testing samples to the distribution of compounds. To solve this problem, Merck & Co., Inc. developed an automated compound distribution center. The facility uses automation from The Automation Partnership and a Merck-developed compound ordering system to provide solid and solution samples to Merck scientists worldwide.
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