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SciNote Courses Is Now Available For All Researchers blog

SciNote Courses Is Now Available For All Researchers

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We know that implementing an ELN is not an eays task and often it takes quite some time and effort for the entire team to get on board. Therefore, SciNote Academy will offer free, self-paced courses to all interested SciNote users.
SciNote at LABVOLUTION 2019 blog

SciNote at LABVOLUTION 2019

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Previous week, Jure Kumljanc, SciNote’s Vice President of Marketing, headed to Germany to attend LABVOLUTION, where he got a closer look at the latest developments in the field of connected laboratories.
SciNote at Swiss Biotech Day 2019

SciNote at Swiss Biotech Day 2019

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Last week Zala Kobe, our Key Account Manager, attended the Swiss Biotech Day, an annual meetup of the Swiss bio­pharmaceutical industry. And Basel, as one of the most vivid cities in terms of biotechnological and pharmaceutical research, development and production, proved to be the ideal location.
Big Interest in SciNote at Korea Lab 2019 blog

Big Interest in SciNote at Korea Lab 2019

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For the first time since our launch, SciNote team packed their bags and went to the Far East. More precisely to Korea Lab, the biggest exhibition for the analytical & laboratory equipment, and biotechnology in Korea.
Gilson & SciNote Presented The Connected Lab at PLA 2019 blog

Gilson & SciNote Presented The Connected Lab at PLA 2019

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Earlier this month, SciNote attended the Paperless Lab Academy, one of the most prominent events for pharmaceutical companies, held in Baveno, Italy. A conference that promotes discussions on strategies and implementation of 21th-century technologies in the laboratory.
[Video] Image Annotations and Advanced Filtering of all Activities in SciNote blog

[Video] Image Annotations and Advanced Filtering of all Activities in SciNote

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Dear SciNote users, based on your feedback, we are releasing two new features: advanced filtering of all activities in SciNote and image annotations.
The Meaning of IoT For Life Science Labs – PODCAST blog

The Meaning of IoT For Life Science Labs – PODCAST

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SciNote CEO, Klemen Zupancic, was recently guest-starred on IoT Evolution World podcast, discussing IoT and science in depth with the host Ken Briodagh.
Gilson & SciNote Introduced The Concept Of IoT At SLAS 2019 blog

Gilson & SciNote Introduced The Concept Of IoT At SLAS 2019

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SciNote team packed the bags and went off to Washington DC, USA earlier this month, to attend the SLAS 2019 conference, one of the most prominent global community building events for life scientists and lab technology providers.
Exporting All Your Data in A Readable Format from SciNote blog

Exporting All Your Data in A Readable Format from SciNote

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SciNote Premium Academia and Industry accounts now enable you to export all your projects’ data in a readable format. And it gets even better – all your attachments will also be neatly organized in folders.
RESTful API and Why Is It Good for Your Lab blog

RESTful API and Why Is It Good for Your Lab?

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With the latest SciNote upgrade, we’ve released the first version of the RESTful API for SciNote. In this article, I’d like to explain what an API actually means – for those who are not familiar with the technicalities of it – and why it is really good to have one in 2019.
SciNote & Quartzy – 5 Things Holding Your Lab Back From Success blog

SciNote & Quartzy – 5 Things Holding Your Lab Back From Success

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What is a successful lab? Some may argue that a well-funded lab is a successful one. Others may say that frequent publications define success. Happy students, researchers, and employees.
SciNote is Now Integrated with protocols.io blog

SciNote is Integrated with protocols.io

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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 research methods.