Posted on November 7, 2006
By Corinne Jones
Blog
The flamboyant dexterity of Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) can be leveraged to serve the automotive world with the same adroitness and business acumen as it has exhibited to the pharmaceutical and petrochemical industry. In the automotive sector, the standpoint of LIMS as a system to record and report the quality of the automotive fluids on a regular basis is imperative for the maintenance of expensive machinery.
Posted on October 31, 2006
By Corinne Jones
Newsletter
October 31, 2006 Laboratory Informatics Weekly Update Volume 4, Issue 43 In This Issue LIMS Blog Postings Not a tailor anymore... In this global world of cookie cutter mass produced products, the modern LIMS can stand out from those that are hard coded to a particular use. Avoid purchasing a hard coded LIMS. You can have a tailor fit with the price and quality of mass production. Progressive LIMS companies can avoid the downside of globalization and prosper by providing data driven, configurable solutions that fit the laboratory's exacting needs. Webcast "Patent Evidence Creation in an Electronic R&D Environment" A…
Posted on October 30, 2006
By Corinne Jones
Blog
This paper describes how biometrics is used in Forensics. It first gives a general introduction to biometrics desribing the main biometric technique of fingerprinting. hand geometry, eye/iris scans, and DNA. Then it gives an introduction of forensics with an example criminal case. Finally it discusses how biometrics is used in forensics, including an interesting handwriting example from the Ted Bundy case.
Posted on October 30, 2006
By Corinne Jones
Blog
I have found a pretty cool little site that is licensed under Creative Commons. This site provides an on-line Forensic Chemistry Laboratory Manual that covers, Alcohol, Arson, Drugs, Explosives, Fabrics, Glass and most other things that your typical Forensics lab will encounter.
Posted on October 30, 2006
By Corinne Jones
Blog
In this global world of cookie cutter mass produced products, the modern LIMS can stand out from those that are hard coded to a particular use. Avoid purchasing a hard coded LIMS. You can have a tailor fit with the price and quality of mass production. Progressive LIMS companies can avoid the downside of globalization and prosper by providing data driven, configurable solutions that fit the laboratory's exacting needs.
Posted on October 24, 2006
By Corinne Jones
Blog
BxAF mLIMS (http://www.bioinforx.com/) is the only web-based solution for the need to organize laboratory animal-related information, such as mice, cages, animal events (mouse pregnancy, littering…), and animal-related research results.
Posted on October 24, 2006
By Corinne Jones
Newsletter
October 24, 2006 Laboratory Informatics Weekly Update Volume 4, Issue 42 In This Issue Announcements LIMSfinder On-line LIMS Demonstration and Presentation Blog LIMSfinder.com is pleased to announce the addition of a new blog for on-line Laboratory Informatics software product demonstrations and presentations. Software companies and consultants are welcomed to post links to their on-line product demonstrations and presentations. Demonstrations & Presentations The Human Metabolome Project Freely web accessible database providing detailed information on metabolites, chemistry, enzymes, diseases and pathways. History of LIMS This presentation give a very concise history of Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS). The presentation covers, what is…
Posted on October 23, 2006
By Corinne Jones
Blog
It's interesting how books, papers and journals, the traditional open wares of academia and the sciences are slowly being succumbed by first open source scientific applications, and now open data web services.
Posted on October 23, 2006
By Corinne Jones
Blog
Software is becoming more sophisticated. A truly civilized piece of software will destroy your data with a nice and polite message.
Posted on October 23, 2006
By Corinne Jones
Blog
This presentation covers the selection process through defining User Requirements Specification (URS) and proceeds to system qualification and validation. This presentation provides a good outline from a users perspective.
Posted on October 23, 2006
By Corinne Jones
Blog
This presentation give a very concise history of Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS). The presentation covers, what is a LIMS, advantage, disadvantages, the future of LIMS and whole lot more...
Posted on October 23, 2006
By Corinne Jones
Blog
Freely web accessible database providing detailed information on metabolites, chemistry, enzymes, diseases and pathways.
