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====== LabInform ====== | ====== LabInform ====== | ||
- | Das modulare | + | LabInform is the modular |
- | Alle Komponenten beruhen auf freier und quelloffener Software, der Kerngedanke ist Einfachheit und Skalierbarkeit. Das System soll sich möglichst leicht in bestehende Abläufe einpassen, dem Anwender ein Maximum | + | All components are based on free and open source software, the core idea is simplicity and scalability. The system should fit as easily as possible into existing processes, offer the user maximum freedom, but at the same time help to maintain |
+ | A description of LabInform is available as preprint via ChemRxiv: | ||
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+ | * Till Biskup\\ LabInform: A Modular Laboratory Information System Built From Open Source Components\\ ChemRxiv, 2022 [[https:// | ||
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+ | A **demo** of the **wiki components** of LabInform (currently in German only) is available online:\\ | ||
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+ | ===== LabInform ELN ===== | ||
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+ | One essential component of the LabInform infrastructure is an electronic laboratory notebook (ELN). For both, a detailed discussion of ELNs in general as well as a description of the LabInform ELN, see the following preprint on ChemRxiv: | ||
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+ | * Mirjam Schröder, Till Biskup\\ LabInform ELN: A lightweight and flexible electronic laboratory notebook for academic research based on the open-source software DokuWiki.\\ // | ||
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+ | Besides this preprint, the LabInform ELN is extensively documented. For more information, | ||
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+ | A **demo** of the **LabInform ELN** is available online:\\ | ||
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+ | **About the Author/ | ||
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- | **Zum Autor/ | + | **A note on the logo:** The “L” originates from the Computer Modern Roman font originally designed by Donald E. Knuth for his TeX typesetting system. As such, it represents science and the scientific method. Harbouring the “i” representing the information bit puts things right: Proper and reproducible science is the solid support for all the information we can retrieve. The copyright of the logo belongs to J. Popp. |
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- | **Ein Wort zur Technik:** Diese Seite verwendet | + | **A word on technology:** This page uses JavaScript |
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