DUE MARCH 24, 2017: Request for Information – Water Information Management Software

Request for Information (RFI) - The U. S. Geological Survey is conducting market research to determine whether the commercial market is capable of providing comprehensive data management capabilities for discrete water information, including but not limited to water-chemistry data, biological-assessment data, water-use data, and location or site metadata. The purpose of this RFI is to obtain market research information from the business community to assist the government in determining how to proceed with replacing the aging software systems that currently house our water-chemistry and biological-assessment data.

Laboratory Informatics Weekly Update – Volume 15, Issue 10

March 08, 2017      Laboratory Informatics Weekly Update  Volume 15, Issue 10   In This Issue  Webcast Focus MARCH 22, 2017 2:00PM EST/7:00PM UTC: Laboratory Information Systems, the Cloud, and You With laboratory data becoming more and more digital, we need less physical space for paper strips and reports and more virtual space for ones and zeroes. However, more virtual space means more infrastructure which is costly.  Event Focus MAY 22-24, 2017: 3rd Pharmaceutical Packaging and Labeling Forum Pharma Logistics Week presents the 3rd Pharmaceutical Packaging and Labeling Forum, taking place May 22-24, 2017 in San Diego, CA! This event will gather…

Ten simple rules for developing usable software in computational biology

This is another entry in PLOS Computational Biology's long-running Ten Simple Rules series, which attempts to break down computational biology / bioinformatics topics (that relate to the informatics side) down into a digestible and cited format. This 2017 entry by List et al. looks at the typical problems associated with computational biology software development and attempts to provide a clear approach for more usable, efficient software. The authors conclude that despite following these 10 rules, there's more to be done: "...effort is required from both users and developers to further improve a tool. Even engaging with only a few users ... is likely to have a large impact on usability."

Seacoast Laboratory Data Systems Announces Enhanced Version of SLScan Document Management System

Seacoast Laboratory Data Systems, a nationwide leader in providing customizable software solutions and services for commercial and hospital outreach laboratories, recently announced an enhanced version of its SLScan Document Management System. The enhancements further strengthen outreach laboratory managers’ ability to have, at their fingertips, access to the critical financial and clinical information they need.

Senior Research Scientist/Biostatistician

Senior Research Scientist/Biostatistician job in Watertown, MA – New England Research Institutes (NERI)

New England Research Institutes (NERI) was founded in 1986 and has grown to become a clinical research organization with a global reputation for high-quality research, innovative thinking, and the use of state-of-the-science tools and techniques.…

LabVantage IT Analyst

Full time, direct hire career opportunity with stable Fortune 500 company.

 

LabVantage Analyst

This position develops, maintains and supports both purchased and internally developed application software for multiple departments and business units focusing on our R&D and QC departments.  

 

RESPONSIBILITIES: 

•Design, develop and install the software development lifecycle phases to deliver high quality application solutions that meet business requirements within committed dates.…

ACD/Labs Introduces New Product for Managing Impurity Profile Information at PITTCON 2017

ACD/Labs, an informatics company that develops and commercializes solutions in support of chemical and pharmaceutical R&D, today announced it will introduce Luminata™, an informatics system that enables organizations to establish effective impurity control strategies. This is accomplished through the assembly analytical, chemical, and process information—all in a single enterprise informatics environment.

2017: HLA TWIN V2.1 New Release

Omixon announce today a major release for HLA Twin – the world’s most accurate, high throughput HLA genotyping software. HLA Twin V2.1 will be available as RUO and a special version will be submitted to the European Notified Body for CE-IVD certification. Thanks to the beta testers of V2.1, we are delighted to announce a range of new features.

The effect of the General Data Protection Regulation on medical research

In this brief paper by Rumbold and Pierscionek, the implications and theoretical impact of the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation are discussed. Addressing in particular claims that the new "consent requirements ... would severely restrict medical data research," the researchers break down the law that goes into effect in 2018, including anonymization issues, consent issues, and data sharing issues that will potentially affect biomedical data research. They conclude the impact will by minimal: "The GDPR will facilitate medical research, except where it is research not considered in the public interest. In that case, more demanding requirements for anonymization will entail either true anonymization or consent."

MAY 1 – 5 , 2017: 13th Annual PEGS Summit

PEGS Summit will return to Boston May 1-5, 2017 for another inspiring weeklong event providing an exclusive platform for collaboration and discussion amongst a variety of academic and industry perspectives. Network with world-class experts from pharma, academia, and government to share information, case studies, and best practices covering a vast area of biologic drug development and hear in-depth presentations on protein and antibody engineering, immunotherapy, oncology, expression, analytical, immunogenicity, and therapeutics.

APRIL 23-27, 2017: 12th Annual Drug Discovery Chemistry

Cambridge Healthtech Institute's 12th Annual Drug Discovery Chemistry is a dynamic conference for medicinal chemists working in pharma and biotech. Focused on discovery and optimization challenges of small molecule drug candidates, this event provides many exciting opportunities for scientists to create a unique program to hear presentations most suited to one's personal interests by going back and forth among concurrent meeting tracks. Cambridge Healthtech Institute's 12th Annual Drug Discovery Chemistry is a dynamic conference for medicinal chemists working in pharma and biotech. Focused on discovery and optimization challenges of small molecule drug candidates, this event provides many exciting opportunities for scientists to create a unique program to hear presentations most suited to one's personal interests by going back and forth among concurrent meeting tracks.

MARCH 22, 2017 2:00PM EST/7:00PM UTC: Laboratory Information Systems, the Cloud, and You

With laboratory data becoming more and more digital, we need less physical space for paper strips and reports and more virtual space for ones and zeroes. However, more virtual space means more infrastructure which is costly.

National Sales Executive – Strong Closer Will Be Rewarded!

As our National Sales Executive, you will drive sales growth for Comp Pro Med's enterprise software products. You will be selling industry-recognized and highly competitive products to decision-makers at healthcare organizations that range from regional clinics to large national hospitals. We're small, entrepreneurial, and tightly focused on offering the best solution in our market.…

Khemia Software will be exhibiting at the FSEA’s Spring Meeting and Technical Session

Khemia Software will be exhibiting at the FSEA’s Spring Meeting and Technical Session in Clearwater, FL on May 10th-12th.

Economics and Sustainability in Biobanking – Dr. Jim Vaught

Biobanks come in many different sizes and serve various important purposes, including supporting basic, epidemiologic and clinical research. Biobanks are recognized as critical resources in the advancement of personalized or precision medicine.

For complete article, please visit: https://cloudlims.com/blog/economics-and-sustainability-in-biobanking.html

Economics and Sustainability in Biobanking – Dr. Jim Vaught

Biobanks come in many different sizes and serve various important purposes, including supporting basic, epidemiologic and clinical research. Biobanks are recognized as critical resources in the advancement of personalized or precision medicine.

For complete article, please visit: https://cloudlims.com/blog/economics-and-sustainability-in-biobanking.html

DUE MARCH 28, 2017: Request For Information – Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS)

The purpose of this notice is to obtain information, for planning purposes, regarding answers to questions the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), Office of Federal Lands Highway (FLH) has related to commercially available off the shelf (COTS) Solutions for Laboratory Information Management System.

Matrix Gemini LIMS Purchased By Agrihealth Veterinary Laboratory

The Agrihealth Group of companies, a leading provider of services that directly support the agricultural and food production industries across a number of countries, has purchased a Matrix Gemini LIMS (Laboratory Information Management System) from Autoscribe Informatics. The LIMS will be used by the Group’s veterinary laboratory.

Laboratory Informatics Weekly Update – Volume 15, Issue 9

March 01, 2017      Laboratory Informatics Weekly Update  Volume 15, Issue 9   In This Issue  Webcast Focus MARCH 22, 2017 2:00PM EST/7:00PM UTC: Laboratory Information Systems, the Cloud, and You With laboratory data becoming more and more digital, we need less physical space for paper strips and reports and more virtual space for ones and zeroes. However, more virtual space means more infrastructure which is costly.  Event Focus APRIL 4 - 5, 2017: Paperless Lab Academy 2017 2020 ROADMAP for DIGITAL CONVERGENCE: Transforming scientific information into actionable insight. The Paperless Lab Academy is the ideal learning platform, for those considering consolidating,…
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