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Lab automation system Labtronics has released Nexxis iLAB 5.02, a total lab automation system. Nexxis iLAB, the integrated lab, integrates ELN, SDMS and instrument integration into a single package. It enhances the value of any existing LIMS by providing missing functionality not found in the LIMS. Nexxis iLAB 5.02 adds enhanced Oracle support. All instrument and ELN data can be stored in Oracle databases using standard Oracle functionality. The enhancements result in a much faster system and better reporting capabilities.
New functionality has been added to the software that allows the Nexxis ELN module to collect data from complex instruments. Data from instruments such as CDS, ICP and mass specs can now be captured and added to ELN worksheets automatically. Nexxis ELN is also able to communicate with LIMS directly, allowing it to retrieve sample information. With a focus on real-time integration and workfl ow control, Nexxis iLAB works at the bench level. It controls the analyst step by step to ensure that mistakes are minimised. Instead of tracking training records it enforces training and prevents an analyst from doing work if training has expired. Expiration dates on chemicals and the calibration of instruments are current and enforced. Such real-time control over the work in
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Easier experiment sharing Agilent Technologies has released version 4.1 of its OpenLab ELN. The latest version offers scientists in analytical research and development an optimised way to document and share experiments and results.
OpenLab ELN v4.1 introduces experimental templates that enable scientists to create, share and reuse their own custom experiment views. The new fl exible templates facilitate data entry by allowing scientists to view the experiment desktop as they prefer. These templates can be designed for SOP-driven processes, increasing laboratory effi ciencies. Agilent also claims to have
streamlined the analytical request workfl ow by reducing the number of steps between request and result, improving lab productivity. A specifi c analytical module has been added for documenting analytical methods, generating sequence fi les and capturing results. The new module facilitates report creation across one or more samples and techniques. Chromatograms and result fi les from Agilent ChemStation, Waters Empower or other chromatography data systems (CDS) can be automatically uploaded and associated with the experiment through the seamless integration with Agilent OpenLab ECM scientifi c data management system.
www.agilent.co.uk
Multi-disciplinary ELN Accelrys has released Symyx Notebook 6.5, the latest version of its multi-disciplinary ELN, which delivers improvements supporting chemical process development, production scale-up, and administrative compliance in pharmaceutical, fi ne chemicals,
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