Lab informatics harnesses cutting-edge technologies to manage, analyze, and interpret the vast amounts of data generated in lab settings. It encompasses the use of advanced software systems, including laboratory information management systems (LIMS), electronic laboratory notebooks (ELN), and scientific data management systems (SDMS), to streamline workflows and facilitate collaboration. Increasingly, lab informatics integrates machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms to automate data analysis, predict trends, and optimize experimental processes. Explore how lab informatics empowers researchers and scientists to derive actionable insights, accelerate discoveries, and drive advancements across diverse scientific fields.
Providing a complete research management environment that allows chemists to manage the entire lifecycle of their research, ChemBook (E-WorkBook for chemistry) extends the functions of the core E-WorkBook solution with specific tools that support and simplify the day-to-day research of medicinal and synthetic chemists. Chemists can combine any contextual data along with the details of the reaction undertaken, Microsoft® Office…
IDBS ActivityBase - Capture, store, secure, analyze and share discovery data The IDBS ActivityBase suite provides efficient and effective drug discovery data management, enabling scientists to work more productively and saving life sciences organizations time and money. From high volume, routine screening through to low throughput data management, ActivityBase provides a secure, consistent and accessible environment for a dru…
IDBS ActivityBase XE - Superior template design flexibility offers a revolutionary solution for enhancing high throughput screening data management ActivityBase XE delivers ultra high performance screening and flexible data visualization in one single working environment. Easy to use, flexible and intuitive The XE module for IDBS ActivityBase streamlines workflow and optimizes productivity. as well as support for traditional h…
E-WorkBook is driving the revolution in laboratory notebooks and experimental data. The ability to share, search and query experimental data in real time, control access and issue task requests to other team members, allows E-WorkBook™ to offer an organization the opportunity to drive the research process with improved efficiency and enhanced security. Life science organizations invest considerable time and money on protecti…
BioBook (E-WorkBook for biology) delivers complete late stage discovery and early preclinical research data management. Offering a compliant environment with superior flexibility, BioBook (E-WorkBook for biology) simplifies the capture, analysis and reporting of complex, multi-dimensional experimental data, with interactive complex statistics and graphing. BioBook is a robust and easy to use application that controls every st…
The latest version of SARview combines a flexible and intuitive user interface for unparalleled usability with IDBS’ new visualization technology – making SARview 6.1 one of the most powerful SAR reporting tools currently available. Incorporating IDBS’ SmartViz technology, SARview delivers multiple data views (in addition to table, tile and profile) within one application – which removes the necessity for third-party reporting…
XLfit® is a powerful curve-fitting and data analysis package that integrates completely with Microsoft® Excel. XLfit offers an extensive selection of data analysis and calculation tools, including a superior range of fit and statistics models as well as charts and graphs to visualize, interpret and present experimental data, all in Excel.XLfit works within the familiar Excel spreadsheet environment to enable curve fitting an…
Structure drawing app for the iPhone and iPod touch. Draw chemical structures Add notes to your structures Email your structure as a mol file Peruse over 100 interesting molecules Calculate molecular weight, formula and element % composition Convert grams to moles and vice versa Interactive periodic table with video links to University of Nottingham's Periodic Table of Videos.
