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By John Trigg, on June 8th, 2011 At the invitation of IQPC, I now have a column called Managing the Laboratory Ecosystem on the Pharma IQ website. ’Where do the ideas come from?‘ is the first article posted there, raising questions about whether increasing use and dependence on technology might be causing us to think in a digital or systematic mode, to [...]
By John Trigg, on December 21st, 2010 I’m sure that those of us involved in the world of LIMS, ELNs, SDMs, laboratory integration, etc. get so wrapped up fathoming laboratory processes, and deploying, managing and maintaining technology that its easy to forget that the bottom line of our existence is to support good science. A good many of us, myself included, probably [...]
By John Trigg, on November 22nd, 2010 At a recent conference I heard a presentation from a laboratory software vendor who described a generic set of requirements to achieve good efficiencies in laboratory data and information management. These included data transfer between systems, an integrated laboratory environment and the capability to efficiently access and share data and information across internal and external [...]
By John Trigg, on April 22nd, 2010 Some while ago I posted an item on Telling Stories which was triggered by a post on Richard Gayle’s Blog Spreading Science. Following on in much the same theme, Richard has a new item on his site Why science communication often fails which explores the paradox between dealing with facts or listening to a good [...]
By John Trigg, on October 8th, 2009 More thoughts from Brussels…..
Last week’s ELN conference in Brussels seems to have generated more post-conference comment than any other I have attended. With posts appearing on this site, on Simon Coles’ ELN Blog and on the ELN Group in LinkedIn, the conference has acted as a catalyst for sharing opinion and maintaining a dialogue [...]
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