It is extremely important to track which samples were used in which experiment. Not only to keep track of your current work, but also to keep reference long-term and even meet specific requirements when applying for grants or patents.
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Last week, sciNote was one of the exhibitors at BIO International Convention 2017 in San Diego, CA.
The recent study published in the Journal of Cheminformatics: Electronic lab notebooks: can they replace paper? tackles the subject of electronic lab notebooks (ELNs) and one of the most important questions – Can ELNs replace paper notebooks in today's digital age?
We love to be at the forefront of the newest trends in lab automation and share our vision with the scientific community. We were one of the exhibitors at Experimental Biology (EB) for the third consecutive time and it’s safe to say we’ll be attending this excellent event next...
In this Slideshare presentation, we will focus on explaining the basics about HIPAA Compliance and Electronic Lab Notebooks.
In this article we have listed critical details about compliance with Title 21 CFR Part 11.
sciNote Team was one of the exhibitors at the qPCR dPCR and NGS Symposium in Freising, Germany. Key opinion leaders from academics and industry gather at this symposium with the aim to keep up with the trends, possibilities and latest research. Electronic lab notebooks are a...
If you thought scientists can’t make beautiful videos, prepare to be blown away.
The first thing that crosses most researchers' minds when they need to write a scientific paper, analyze results or create a presentation about their work would be opening one of the Microsoft Office programs. Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint are as much a part of...
In this article we will give you an overview on what HIPAA is and how electronic lab notebooks can contribute to the institution’s HIPAA compliance.