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Raman spectroscopy template solution that allows for seamless and easy automation of data acquisition from B&W Tek’s NanoRam handheld Raman spectrometer into LabWare’s Enterprise Laboratory Platform. Tis in turn will help customers to reduce the traditional cost and time associated with the implementation of Raman analytical technology.


LabWare’s Enterprise Laboratory Platform combines the award- winning LabWare LIMS and LabWare ELN, a comprehensive and fully integrated electronic laboratory notebook application, which enables companies to optimise compliance, improve quality, increase productivity and reduce costs. Te pre- configured template solution leverages LabWare’s LabStation instrument integration engine to securely parse and map data generated by the NanoRam into the corresponding LabWare sample record. Te Raman spectroscopy template solution is fully 21 CFR compliant, providing the framework for immediate benefits and flexibility to be configured to suit individual needs.


“It was our goal to expedite the way companies and individuals inspect their incoming raw materials and finished products,” says Jack Zhou, COO of B&W Tek. “To do so, we sought


out LabWare’s expertise in laboratory automation and reporting to provide a process in which our NanoRam can help our customers reduce non-value added work and focus on increasing productivity. Together with LabWare’s automation framework and the NanoRam’s wireless capabilities, we have given our customers the opportunity to cut the cord and deliver real-time results remotely in a secure, modern way.”


Web-based solution LabVantage Solutions chose the Pittcon conference and expo in March to preview LabVantage 7 Express.


LabVantage, an entirely web- based LIMS, already powers thousands of laboratories globally. With LabVantage 7 Express, smaller labs that want to use standard, out-of-the-box processes will have access to the same powerful platform. With the Express version, LabVantage customers can go live in as little as 30 days.


LabVantage 7 Express provides capabilities ideal for smaller laboratories that focus on quality control as well as analytical and environmental testing.


“We saw an opportunity to better serve the needs of small and medium sized laboratories,” said CEO Peter Bailey. “With


Intuitive, customised reporting B


ruker has launched Bruker Dash Reporting, an intuitive new system that brings the power and flexibility of customised reporting to


all users. This new capability centres on Dash Designer, a


purpose-built standalone application that enables customers to position and closely format report elements, and preview reports with relevant data. Dash Designer then seamlessly integrates with Bruker’s powerful MS Workstation data system to generate reports both manually and automatically, according to customer needs.


www.scientistlive.com This combination delivers intuitive and highly


flexible report development and generation. Dash will be included at no extra cost on all new EVOQ liquid chromatography mass spectrometers (LC-MS) and new SCION gas chromatography mass spectrometers (GC- MS); upgrades are available for existing customers. Dash Designer’s user interface has been purposefully created to provide an intuitive and visual approach to make report development as easy as possible. Users ‘draw’ report elements such as tables and spectrum plots in position on the page. These individual elements can then be sorted, filtered, resized


and formatted with common editing operations and advanced functions. Once formatting is complete, the report template may be previewed directly with data in Dash Designer and amended as needed. Furthermore, when report templates have been created, MS Workstation provides the flexibility of a variety of both manual and automatic report generation options in both hardcopy and PDF form. For example, one or more samples may be selected for immediate report generation or, alternatively, a series of reports may be generated automatically when a batch of samples has been completed.


LabVantage 7 Express, we are introducing a product that appeals to these labs. We are gratified to see the positive response to this Express edition from conference participants.”


Te new LIMS helps companies run their laboratories more efficiently and with fewer errors by automating tasks and integrating with instruments and systems. In addition, it eliminates risk of project delays or failures.


Finally, Autoscribe is using this year’s Lab Indonesia 2014 exhibition to demonstrate the flexibility and scalability offered by its flagship Matrix Gemini LIMS.


Matrix Gemini is characterised by its powerful suite of configuration tools and a desktop/web-browser user interface. Tis provides quick and easy set-up of the system according to the specific terminology of the laboratory in terms of workflows, screen designs, menu designs, terminology, report designs and much more without the need for custom coding or scripting, to give comprehensive tracking and monitoring of samples from booking-in through testing to result reporting and sample disposal. It also provides the flexibility to accommodate any future changes in requirements within the laboratory.


“Scientists and lab directors want to improve the efficiency and throughput of their labs. They don’t want to worry about managing technology resources or pay for software features they don’t currently need…”


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