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How to structure a protocol blog

Protocols can be much more general, including cooking recipes, operational procedures, user manuals for lab or office equipment, safety or any other checklists, guidelines.

[Video] Experiment Templates Are Now Available to SciNote Users blog

SciNote’s dedicated scientists prepared templates of today’s most widely used life science experiments. Detailed descriptions, protocols and graphics are here for you to use, edit and develop them further.

Reproducible Experiments with SciNote and Gilson Integration blog

Gilson is proud to collaborate with SciNote, a top-rated electronic lab notebook (ELN), for researchers in academia or industry.

[Video] SciNote Integration With ChemAxon’s Chemical Drawing Tool blog

ChemAxon integration enables you to draw molecules directly from the SciNote ELN notebook interface as you work on your experiments.

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

Dear SciNote users, based on your feedback, we are releasing two new features: advanced filtering of all activities in SciNote and image annotations.

Exporting All Your Data in A Readable Format from SciNote blog

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

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.