David H. Murdock Research Institute Partners with ArtusLabs for Cross Disciplinary Electronic Lab Notebook
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–ArtusLabs, Inc. (www.artuslabs.com), today announced a partnership with the David H. Murdock Research Institute (DHMRI) (www.dhmri.org), to enable groundbreaking research at the North Carolina Research Campus (NCRC). Funded through a private grant by David H. Murdock, DHMRI is a 501©(3) organization has state of the art infrastructure and capabilities. DHMRI is a catalyst in the development of NCRC as a world class life sciences research campus advancing collaborations at the public-private interface with a scientific focus at the intersection of human health, nutrition, and agriculture. DHMRI’s partnership with ArtusLabs focuses on the use of the Ensemble Electronic Lab Notebook™ (E2LN™) platform.
DHMRI will use Ensemble Electronic Lab Notebook™ (E2LN™) to capture DHMRI’s experimental data, results and decision support needs for each laboratory. The Ensemble E2LN™ is a web deployed third generation ELN that blends high usability at the bench with collaboration technologies. This combination makes data and documents available for use for critical scientific decision making. The same deployment and platform will also support the disaster recovery needs of DHMRI.
Valerie Risch, CIO, DHMRI says, “Ensemble is an incredibly powerful system and is unique in that it can support both scientific and business processes. We are excited about working with ArtusLabs as we continue to explore other capabilities within the Ensemble platform.”
“Data management and analyses are critical components, necessary to ensure we meet the requirements of our diverse scientific customers. In a single platform, Ensemble provides a unified environment powering both the Electronic Lab Notebook as well as a diversified system for handling disaster recovery information and documentation. In addition, Ensemble ELN provides us a critical platform that will support the changing needs of our diverse set of labs from ‘omics to imaging,” said Mark Burke, Director of Informatics of DHMRI.
“We couldn’t be more excited to partner with DHMRI. Their mission of supporting groundbreaking research using a trans-disciplinary, multi-institutional collaborative research perfectly aligns with the key differentiators of Ensemble Electronic Lab Notebook,” said Robin Smith, CEO of ArtusLabs.
To learn more, visit ArtusLabs Feb. 3 & 4, 2010 at the Molecular Tri-Conference in San Francisco, Calif., booth 220.
About ArtusLabs, Inc.
ArtusLabs is a business intelligence and document management company focused on providing Web 2.0 enabled software solutions to life science organizations. Its flagship product, Ensemble for Life Science™ blends social networking, collaboration, and refined scientific data mining to drive the research process, leading to faster time to market. Ensemble meets the regulatory and security requirements of the life science enterprise. The ArtusLabs team has been building software solutions for scientists for nearly a decade. Solutions such as Optical Structure Recognition™, Method Genius™, Research Decision Models, Sub Structure Search, Chemical Logistics, Ensemble Electronic Lab Notebook™ systems are examples of technologies developed by ArtusLabs and are in use by thousands of users around the globe. www.artuslabs.com
About David H. Murdock Research Institute
The David H. Murdock Research Institute (DHMRI) was established as a 501©(3) public charity to support groundbreaking research at the North Carolina Research Campus. DHMRI represents a bold and creative approach to promote collaboration at the public-private interface to integrate trans-disciplinary research between academia and industry. Funded through a private grant by David H. Murdock, the DHMRI hosts the world’s top talent and resources focused at the intersection of human health, agriculture and nutrition. For more information, please go to http://www.dhmri.org.
