New file preview options in SciNote for all users
With this SciNote electronic lab notebook update we are adding more options to preview the content of your attached files in SciNote.
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Improved e-signing in SciNote
Listening to your requests, we greatly improved e-signing in SciNote for you! Check out this video on how you can request signatures from your colleagues and get them notified that the task is waiting for their review.
SciNote and BioSistemika partnership
In this blog post, we will tell you a bit more about the laboratory digitalization expertise that BioSistemika and SciNote are offering in their joint partnership.
How Trendy Are LIMS or ELN Systems – a Software Engineer Perspective
Computers have been around for a while now and in parallel to the development of hardware (processors, memory devices, chips etc.), many programming languages and frameworks have emerged,
Streaming Data from Nearly Any Instrument into an Electronic Lab Notebook
The concept of Internet of Things is entering laboratories and interoperability between lab instruments and software solutions plays the major role.
E-signing Tasks in SciNote
Together with the new Task status flow, we also made some improvements for e-signing Tasks in SciNote. Do not worry, the basic principles for e-signatures are still the same and still comply with the GxP and 21 CFR Part 11 requirements.
Status flow on SciNote Tasks
With the coming SciNote release at the end of September 2020, we are saying goodbye to our Complete task button and introducing new Task status flow.
FAIR Principles – Key Take Away Messages for Researchers
Being an expert in the field of diet research, you come to the point in your career where you need to run a controlled clinical trial, include thousands of people who are willing to turn their eating habits upside down and convince the government to give you hundreds of thousands of dollars to do it.
Tips for Using Smart pH Meters with Electronic Lab Notebooks
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?
[Video] Optimize Your Research Methods with Protocols.io and SciNote
Available for every scientist today, this open access repository of research protocols is both free to read, and free to publish.
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