Structural Studies of Specific Intermolecular Interactions and Self-Aggregation of Biomolecules and Their Application to Drug DesignThe group of scientists performed structural analyses on biologically important molecules and their complexes with partners, hoping to contribute to molecular design for controlling biologically abnormal functions.
Thermo Scientific Launches European Seminar Series: “New Frontiers in Water Analysis”Seminars will feature new Thermo Scientific water analysis products and solutions.
SRI Speeds Development of Genome-Scale Models of Metabolic NetworksThe new MetaFlux functionality can be used to design drugs against disease-causing bacteria and metabolically engineer bacteria to make chemicals and fuels.
ATL and EnvironmentalReports PartnerPartnership aims to provide laboratories with the ability to manage all operational data and easily achieve regulatory compliance goals
Exemplar LIMS Accelerates Mitomics CLIA Certification and Serves as Foundation of OperationsPhase One of the project encompassed a large scope
Nippon Shinyaku Selects and Deploys the Symyx Notebook by AccelrysAccelrys Electronic Laboratory Notebook drives R&D efficiency and eases regulatory burdens
Center for Epigenetics (Feinberg Lab) at Johns Hopkins Selects Exemplar LIMS for Epigenetic ResearchSapio Sciences' Exemplar LIMS and ELN solutions to be used for epigenetic studies.
A Bioinformatics Approach for Determining Sample Identity from Different Lanes of High-Throughput Sequencing DataVerifying that each lane in a genome's build is from the same sample is an important quality control. Researchers from the National Human Genome Research Institute address this issue in a post hoc bioinformatic manner.
GenoLogics Releases White Paper on Increasing NGS Genomics Lab ThroughputGenoLogics has releases a white paper on how to improve lab efficiency and increase throughput with a pre-configured Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS)
Make it Better But Don't Change AnythingA commentary published in Automation Experimentation by Jerry M Wright of John Hopkins School of Medicine examines some of the issues and experiences in academic laboratories that have proved challenging in implementing an electronic laboratory notebook.
