Great news for all sciNote users! sciNote is now integrated with protocols.io, a collaborative research platform that is taking the process of scientific discovery to the next level by allowing researchers to share protocols, communicate possible corrections and optimize...
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...
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.
Have you ever had to prepare the full set of documentation for the FDA or similar inspections? How many grant proposals could you have written in that time? How can an electronic lab notebook help?
If you are working in the lab you would probably relate to the fact that new ideas and especially ideas about the use of new digital solutions in the lab can be a bit of an obstacle to be accepted by the rest of the team and the PI.
Today, we are having a conversation with...
Let’s plant the digital forest!
What is this all about?
There is an ongoing debate about whether saving paper has anything to do with saving trees and whether the rise of digital technology is better or worse for the environment.
In this article we will tackle major concerns regarding the use of digital, cloud-based, online lab notebooks and similar software solutions.
sciNote team has set off on a tour. Since we are researchers by heart, we always like to follow the latest trends in science and speak to fellow researchers across the globe about how they perceive laboratory digitization. Here we answer 10 most frequently asked questions...
Managing and Saving Scientific Data: Going from Paper to Electronic Lab Notebooks and to DNA Storage
Science plays a big role in generating an ever increasing amounts of data. We are able to produce the “big data” with a single experiment. IDC reports that from 2005 to 2020, the so called digital universe will grow by a factor of 300, from 130 exabytes to 40,000 exabytes, or...