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...
The concept of Internet of Things is entering laboratories and interoperability between lab instruments and software solutions plays the major role.
sciNote electronic lab notebook and figshare are working on an integration. In the near future, users of sciNote will be able to upload their files directly to figshare, a cloud-based research repository primarily focused on sharing, storing, and discovering supplementary data.
Think of the tests that you tend to run in your lab daily, or even many times per day. Now think about the amount of data that is generated from these routine tests. It’s a lot, right?
Open source electronic lab notebooks - Beyond technicalities, a movement that shapes the future of computing and your scientific research.
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Find out how your habits in and outside of the lab reflect your personality - are you a spinning centrifuge, the wildcard of the bunch or a clever qPCR cycler,...
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.
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?
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