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By John Trigg, on March 30th, 2010 In the relentless pursuit of increased efficiency and better productivity in our laboratories we turn to computers and automation to drive out inefficient human and paper-based processes. So it was with some surprise that amongst my daily news feeds that keep me informed of the latest and greatest breakthroughs in laboratory matters, I came across [...]
By John Trigg, on February 1st, 2010 The SMi Group held their annual ELN conference in London last week, under the title ‘ELN: Laboratory Informatics for the 21st Century’. The programme contained a full range of good quality presentations on all aspects of ELNs and related topics that represented the state of the industry. As with most conferences on this subject, there’s [...]
By John Trigg, on December 4th, 2009 The subject of raw data has crept into the vocabulary of the media recently with alleged wrong doings amongst scientists in connection with data related to climate change. The matter has unsurprisingly been dubbed ‘climategate’ and is currently chalking up over 28,000,000 hits on Google. The underlying issues, if they are real, are political, and [...]
By John Trigg, on October 2nd, 2009 This is Colin Sandercock’s presentation on the legal issues of ELNs, presented at the IQPC ELNs and Advanced Laboratory Solutions Conference in Brussels, September 2009.
With grateful thanks to Colin for permission to post the presentation here.
Legal Issues Of ELNs
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By John Trigg, on August 3rd, 2009 Elizabeth Moritz started an interesting post on Nature Network entitled I Want YOU…to write in your lab notebook. Interestingly, the post is not about technology, just the discipline of keeping a lab notebook. The comments are particularly revealing, and well worth reading!
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