Posted on September 16, 2006
By LabLynx
Blog
With the advent of the growing Semantic Web (a web of open access databases) and other such Web 2.0 initiatives, there will be a growing call for Open Access publications. There is a strong rationale for OA that will change the effectiveness of scientific research.
Posted on September 15, 2006
By LabLynx
Blog
In today's techno-world, some good ideas get a bad rap from too much jargon. Sometimes you can find the perfect icon to describe the hype. If you are interested in Web 2.0, you might want to get one of these little devices:
Posted on September 15, 2006
By LabLynx
Blog
I recently responded to a post on the LIMS Mail List about the release of a new peer reviewed scientific publication called Pharma IT Journal. In my posting, I suggested that the new journal be released as an Open Access Journal. The following article gives a pretty good overview of exactly what Open Access is and the benefits to the scientific community.
Posted on September 14, 2006
By Corinne Jones
Blog
Ion channels are the building blocks of the information processing capability of neurons: any realistic computational model of a neuron must include reliable and effective ion channel components.
Posted on September 12, 2006
By Corinne Jones
Newsletter
September 12, 2006 Laboratory Informatics Weekly Update Volume 4, Issue 36 In This Issue LIMS Bug What do you get when you use a pharmaceutical LIMS for a Water / Waste Water Laboratory? I think this image is very appropriate for describing what life will be like for a water /waste water lab that chooses a LIMS built for the pharmaceutical industry. A possible answer to improving software quality I think some of you will be able to relate to this. If you have one of these in your house you will understand how quality would improve significantly if they…
Posted on September 11, 2006
By Corinne Jones
Blog
The principal goal of the Israel Structural Proteomics Center (ISPC) is to determine the structures of proteins related to human health in their functional context. Emphasis is on the solution of structures of proteins complexed with their natural partner proteins and/or with DNA. . .
Posted on September 11, 2006
By Corinne Jones
Blog
LabLite Process Control is the solution for the needs of a treatment plant or manufacturing facility. It provides for automatic flagging of multiple limits and exceptions. Secure screens can be presented for individual operators or shifts for specific sequences of data entry. LabLite Process Control has the ability to exactly match compliance or summary reports with a click.
Posted on September 11, 2006
By Corinne Jones
Blog
LabLite SQL LIMS is a full featured application designed to support small to large scale labs or testing operations. Product features include security, scheduling, sample login, results tracking and flagging, QC charting, graphing, reporting and billing. This LIMS is an excellent choice for labs that anticipate growth.
Posted on September 9, 2006
By Corinne Jones
Blog
I think this image is very appropriate for describing what life will be like for a water /waste water lab that chooses a LIMS built for the pharmaceutical industry.
Posted on September 9, 2006
By Corinne Jones
Blog
I think some of you will be able to relate to this. If you have one of these in your house you will understand how quality would improve significantly if they were in charge of software quality.
Posted on September 6, 2006
By Corinne Jones
Newsletter
September 06, 2006 Laboratory Informatics Weekly Update Volume 4, Issue 35 In This Issue LIMS Bug A Bug's Life... Is it a bug or a feature? In the populated world of LIMS, it is sometimes hard to tell whether you have been given a new software feature or bug. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder or is it the opinion of the developer? 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…
Posted on September 4, 2006
By Corinne Jones
Blog
View the poll results of a survey I recently posted comparingthe LIMS of Labware with Thermo. There is a link to view other poll results as well.
