The SCI Electronic Laboratory
Notebooks Conference Itinerary and Downloads
The following downloads from
the SCI Electronic Laboratory Notebooks Conference, held at
SCI Headquarters on 9 February 2005 are now available.
Conference background:
 Whether
you are concerned with the chemical, pharmaceutical or biotech
industries, academic or governmental research, or the protection
of Intellectual Property, the introduction of ELNBs has profound
implications. They not only offer a different way of recording
experimental information, but also enable instant access by
distant co-workers. This represents a radical change to the
process of collaborative research: those organisations that
adapt efficiently and quickly will reap the benefits.
Electronic Laboratory Notebooks, a promising but long-delayed
technology, have recently become mainstream. Several commercial
products are now available or in development; both testing
and deployment of ELNB solutions are underway. Includes refreshments
as stated in the programme.
This meeting is of relevance to laboratory scientists and
to all involved with management of scientific information
- please forward this notice to those in your organisation
who may be interested. This meeting has contributions from
key figures in the industry. It reviews the experiences of
three research companies at different stages of ELNB adoption.
| It also covers legal considerations, electronic
witnessing, and progress toward electronic data capture.
The day concludes with a chaired discussion forum, to
which all delegates are invited to contribute, and a preview
of the next generation of ELNBs. |
"I've been to a lot of seminars
but this has been the best by far. Well organised and
great interactions with a good mix of people"
Gareth Cutting,
Waters
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Programme and Downloads
(please note that some of these files are large and
will take a long time to download over a slow connection)
| 10:15 |
|
A
Look at the Future: Semantic Support for Smart Laboratories
(pdf 2.3Mb)
Jeremy Frey, Soton, UK |
| 10:55 |
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Electronic
Chemistry - Going from Thought to Result (pdf
2.2Mb)
Paul Higginson, Pfizer Global R&D, Sandwich, UK |
| 11:35 |
|
IP
Laws and Electronic Data: Issues and Actions (pdf
87Kb)
James Kanagy, GlaxoSmithKline, Philadelphia, PA, USA |
| 13:45 |
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Planes, Trains and Automobiles - Implementation
of an ELN within a Global Function
Ian Menzies, AstraZeneca, UK |
| 14:25 |
|
Introducing
Electronic Laboratory Notebooks Into Discovery
Research - Experiences and Opportunities (pdf
90Kb)
Mats Kihlén, Biovitrum AB, Stockholm, Sweden |
| 15:05 |
|
EasyShare
Experiments: Living in an Electronic Laboratory Notebook
World (pdf 2Mb)
Sheena Zuberi, Kodak Chemical Technology Laboratories,
Harrow, UK |
| 16:45 |
|
Applying the Lessons Learned - What
Can We Expect From the Next Generation of Electronic Notebooks?
Stewart Rubenstein, Cambridgesoft Corporation, Cambridge,
MA, USA |
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