Category Archives: Happenings

Electronic Laboratory Notebook Group on LinkedIn

By Simon Coles | Published: February 3, 2010
My experience on the Internet to date has led me to prefer open, blog-based mechanisms for an Industry “Conversation” rather than the closed world of LinkedIn groups or indeed any other forum format. Each participant has their own platform and their interests/biases are plain to see and the readers can make their own informed judgements. [...]
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IQPC ELN conference in Brussels 28th – 30th Sept

By Simon Coles | Published: September 19, 2009
I’ll be at the IQPC ELN Conference in Brussels in just over a week, as will a bunch of other interesting people – out of respect for their privacy I won’t list them in a public, Google-findable place – but it is going to be well worth attending if you want to meet some people with [...]
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The Laboratory Data Management, 16 – 17 June 2009, Munich, Germany

By Simon Coles | Published: June 1, 2009
I’ll be speaking at this conference in Munich in a couple of weeks, if anyone wants to meet up, let me know.
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The PatentSafe Repository Checker

By Simon Coles | Published: May 28, 2009
We’ve updated the PatentSafe Repository Checker script, and importantly released it under an Open Source license (the GPL) which means anyone can check the integrity of a PatentSafe repository. The project is on GitHub – here’s the project’s GitHub page. The checker script is a completely separate implementation of the signature and repository code, and [...]
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Press Release – Solidus & PatentSafe

By Simon Coles | Published: April 16, 2009
Biotechnology and contract research company Solidus Bioscience Inc have successfully implemented Amphora's PatentSafe solution to replace their bound lab notebooks. Solidus are using PatentSafe as a fully electronic lab notebook, with digital signatures. Not only does this fit more efficiently into today's laboratories but it also allows them to partition and search their data simply and effectively, saving significant time previously spent on laborious manual searches and compilation of reports.
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