Informatics Resource Guide
Eliminate nonvalue-added activities like paperwork with laboratory informatics
cloud computing
Keeping Your Lab Safe with Laboratory Monitoring
A robust system goes beyond temperature monitoring to protect valuable assets and support regulatory compliance
New Enterprise-Level Chromatography Data System Software Enhances Laboratory Efficiency, Compliance, and Standardization
Thermo Scientific Chromeleon 7.3 Chromatography Data System (CDS) software reduces administrative costs and improves laboratory productivity and regulatory compliance
Eli Lilly and Company in Collaboration with Strateos, Inc. Launch Remote-Controlled Robotic Cloud Lab
Web-based platform provides broad access to the first-ever cloud laboratory to integrate automated biology and chemistry research capabilities in a closed-loop system that enables an accelerated design-make-test-analyze cycle
Cloud Computing for the Laboratory
Using data in the cloud—what it means for data security
New Jenway® 74 Series Spectrophotometers Offer Enhanced Connectivity with CPLive™
Users can safely and securely upload and archive data to the cloud, manage multiple devices at one time with the CPLive App, share data with colleagues, and access unlimited data storage
Cole-Parmer Showcases New Masterflex® Cloud-Enabled Pumps featuring MasterflexLive™ at INTERPHEX 2018
MasterflexLive is a secure, cloud-enabled platform for control and monitoring of select Masterflex L/S® and I/P® pumps
Gilson Introduces Gilson Connect: A Cloud-Connected Platform Powering New Tools to Help Researchers Achieve Verifiable Science
Tablet with microplate app and electronic pipette are first Internet of Things devices in the Gilson Connect Family
The Lab of Tomorrow
Automation and other developments like machine learning and robotics are already making waves in the industry
New Technology Makes Artificial Intelligence More Private and Portable
New deep-learning AI software produced with that technology is compact enough to fit on mobile computer chips for use in everything from smartphones to industrial robots