I recently posted an update on progress with AnIML (Analytical Information Markup Language) based on a visit to LabAutomation2011. Since then, I have been invited by IQPC to conduct an interview with Burkhard Schaefer, Lead Architect for the AnIML project. The interview, and transcript, is posted here. Burkhard Schaefer will be on the speaking panel for the Laboratory Data and Information Management Summit being held in Amsterdam, 23 – 25 May 2011 where he will be presenting more about the AnIML data standard.
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[...] and abetted by a case study of AnIML in action by Mike Ludlow of LGC Pharmaceutical Services. See AnIML – An interview with Burkhard Schaefer for information about AnIML. AnIML is an XML-based standard that is developed under the umbrella [...]
[...] The event programme is available from the link above, but here’s a few of personal observations and highlights from the presentations. Burkhard Schaefer gave an update on progress with the emerging AnIML data interchange standard, placing an emphasis on the cost savings that can be achieved through the elimination proprietary approaches. One specific design feature of the AnIML standard is the provision of a generic data container (AnIML Core) which offers the storage, not only of the analytical data, but also sample information and method information, including the instruments and software used. It is interesting to speculate to what extent this container could serve as the core of a new type of LIMS or ELN where the complete sample or experiment record exists entirely independently of the ‘system’ that created it. There’s a podcast of an interview I conducted with Burkhard Schaefer here. [...]