LabArchives Research Notebook allows researchers to store, organize, and share laboratory research data
"LabArchives® is the leading secure and intuitive cloud-based Electronic Lab Notebook (ELN) application enabling researchers to easily create, store, share and manage their research data. Far more than an “ELN”, LabArchives provides a flexible, extensible platform that can be easily customized to match your lab's workflow providing benefits to Principal Investigators, lab managers & staff, post doctoral fellows and grad students."
Create a free account at: https://www.labarchives.com/professional-edition/
Provide feedback by email to Mary Ellen Sloane.
LabArchives Classroom Edition has all the same features of the research Notebooks, "but it includes a suite of course management tools to make it easy to use in higher ed lab courses (grading, assignment creator, integrations with Blackboard, Canvas, Moodle, lab manual publishing, etc).
Build your course using the LabArchives notebook platform, course management tools, and content library. Select from hundreds of labs and protocols and ready-to-go course-packs. You can use "as is" or customize them for your course.
Create a free account at: https://www.esciencenotebook.com/
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LabArchives Inventory is an easy-to-use tool to help lab managers and researchers organize, track usage, and manage ordering of lab materials, samples, and consumables.
Simplify the process of finding and managing inventory. Organize and search by material type - antibody, chemical, plasmid, etc. Locate materials required for a project. Report on usage. Streamline inventory, ordering, and approval workflow.
Create a free account at: https://www.labarchives.com/inventory/
Provide feedback by email to Mary Ellen Sloane.
The Gurdon Institute. (2020). Electronic Lab Notebooks - for prospective users — The Gurdon Institute. https://www.gurdon.cam.ac.uk/institute-life/computing/elnguidance
Kwok, R. (2018). How to pick an electronic laboratory notebook. Nature, 560(7717), 269-270. 10.1038/d41586-018-05895-3
