Cerno Bioscience Paper Demonstrates Automated and Parameter-Free Peak Integration for LC/MS/MS Quantitation
A new paper from Cerno Bioscience and XenoBiotic Laboratories, is now available called ‘Automated and Parameter-Free Peak Integration for LC/MS/MS Quantitation’.
The MathWorks Announces Major Upgrades of Control Design Software
Simulink Tool Chain Streamlines Design of Control Systems In Tightly Integrated Environment
Great Place to Work Institute advisors from all over the world visit Chemtech
Last Friday Great Place to Work Institute advisors from all over the world visited Chemtech. It was the first time this institute organized a global meeting. With Brazil competing among several other countries it was chosen as the host of this event. There were representatives from Brazil, Portugal, Finland, Denmark, Japan, the United States, Ecuador, and Belgium.
The National Cancer Institute Installs Site Licenses for Ariadne Pathway Studio and PathwayExpert
Ariadne Genomics, Inc. today announced that it has licensed Pathway Studio and its Enterprise installation, PathwayExpert software to the National Cancer Institute (NCI) to be used for pathway and microarray data analysis with integrated literature mining.
UGS to Make Award Winning Knowledge Management Software, Developed With Procter & Gamble Research Labs, Available Broadly
Innovative Teamcenter-based Technology Is Named 'Best Product Lifecycle Management System for Process R&D and Manufacturing' at Prestigious R&D Conference in London
Waters Corporation and Imperial College London Expand Systems Biology Collaboration
Waters Executives Participate in Inaugural Ceremony at Imperial College London Unveiling New State-of-the-Art Laboratory
Severn Trent Laboratories to Be Acquired by H.I.G. Capital Affiliate
Plans Merger with TestAmerica to Create New Environmental Testing Market Leader
Laboratory Informatics Weekly Update – Volume 4, Issue 38
September 26, 2006 Laboratory Informatics Weekly Update Volume 4, Issue 38 In This Issue Articles Creative Commons / Science Commons - Key to sharing scientfic knowledge Have you started noticing a little symbol called "Creative Commons" showing up on numerous on-line publications, including this blog? This little icon is being adopted more and more by publishers on the Internet, especially in the scientific community. Creative Commons is helping to guarantee the free and open access to vital scientific information and publications. Open Source Beer vs. Open Source LIMS; which one do you prefer? A year ago, some enterprising lads at…Open Source Beer vs. Open Source LIMS; which one do you prefer?
A year ago, some enterprising lads at the IT University of Copenhagen released a recipe of beer under the Creative Commons license. Because of the license, anybody that made money from selling the beer would need to give them credit and publish any changes to the recipe under a similar license. It was a novel idea and got some press from both the Open Source and the beer brewing communities. But just like many applications in the Open Source world, getting an Open Source beer recipe is the first (and usually easiest) step in a long, involved, sometimes unpleasant, process. And I hope that anybody making Open Source anything takes criticism really well....Creative Commons / Science Commons – Key to sharing scientfic knowledge
Have you started noticing a little symbol called "Creative Commons" showing up on numerous on-line publications, including this blog? This little icon is being adopted more and more by publishers on the Internet, especially in the scientific community. Creative Commons is helping to guarantee the free and open access to vital scientific information and publications.Agilent Technologies announces LC/MS system sweepstakes winner
Agilent Technologies Inc. today announced that Michael Flournoy of Severn Trent Laboratories Inc. (STL) is the grand prize winner of Agilent's Lab Makeover Sweepstakes, winning an Agilent 1200-Series HPLC system paired with a new Agilent 6410 Triple Quadrupole LC/MS system, valued at $275,000.
Bruker Daltonics and Isis Pharmaceuticals Announce the European Introduction of the Ibis T5000 Biosensor System
At the 9th International Conference in Genomics and Proteomics of Human Pathogens in London, UK, Bruker Daltonics Inc. and Isis Pharmaceuticals, Inc. today announced the European introduction of the Ibis T5000(TM) biosensor system for the identification and characterization of microorganisms.
Thermo’s New Environmental and Food Safety Productivity Solutions Enable Quick and Cost-Effective GC/MS Method Compliance
Thermo Electron Corporation, world leader in analytical instrumentation announces new Environmental and Food Safety Productivity Solutions designed to accelerate traditional method validation processes.
Inivitation to Bid – Laboratory, Veterinary Equine Drug Testing
State of OklahomaContract Advertisement – Water and Wastewater Testing
California Department of Forestry & Fire ProtectionGenomes as geography: using GIS technology to build interactive genome feature maps
Many commonly used genome browsers display sequence annotations and related attributes as horizontal data tracks that can be toggled on and off according to user preferences. Most genome browsers use only simple keyword searches and limit the display of detailed annotations to one chromosomal region of the genome at a time. We have employed concepts, methodologies, and tools that were developed for the display of geographic data to develop a Genome Spatial Information System (GenoSIS) for displaying genomes spatially, and interacting with genome annotations and related attribute data.Genomes as geography: using GIS technology to build interactive genome feature maps
Many commonly used genome browsers display sequence annotations and related attributes as horizontal data tracks that can be toggled on and off according to user preferences. Most genome browsers use only simple keyword searches and limit the display of detailed annotations to one chromosomal region of the genome at a time. We have employed concepts, methodologies, and tools that were developed for the display of geographic data to develop a Genome Spatial Information System (GenoSIS) for displaying genomes spatially, and interacting with genome annotations and related attribute data.
The Tragedy of Bugglet
An ode to all of those that must suffer the slings and arrows of the not so perfect world of LIMS. It does not matter whether your software is large or small, old or young, it is guaranteed to have the ubiquitous Bugglet.Charles River Laboratories Awarded $111.6 Million National Cancer Institute Contract; Charles River to Construct New Facility in Support of NCI and RMS Geographic Expansion
Charles River Laboratories International, Inc. (NYSE: CRL) today announced that it has been awarded a ten year, $111.6 million contract by the National Cancer Institute (NCI), more than doubling the size of its current contract with NCI.
ClinPhone Conducts Educational Webinar on New FDA Guidelines
ClinPhone, the global leader in clinical technology solutions, is conducting two educational webinars to address the impact of the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) draft guidance on Patient Reported Outcomes (PRO).
