Which product design innovation in scientific equipment is credited with standardizing the 96-well microplate format that revolutionized laboratory testing and high-throughput screening?

Product design in scientific instruments has evolved dramatically over the decades, with innovations that have transformed how researchers conduct experiments and gather data. From the earliest microscopes to modern laboratory equipment, product design principles have influenced accuracy, usability, and accessibility of scientific tools. This poll tests your knowledge about a pivotal innovation in scientific product design that revolutionized laboratory work worldwide.

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John Liner's 1951 injection-molded polystyrene design for immunoassays
Dr. Gyula Takatsy's 1951 microtitration system using hand-drilled Lucite plates
Howard Hughes' 1962 aluminum prototype for biochemical analysis
Rosalind Franklin's 1954 crystallography sample holder design