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The Role of a Cloud LIMS in the Digital Transformation of the Laboratory By Interactive Software Limited
Implementing a cloud LIMS isn’t a mandatory step in becoming ‘digital’. However, its underlying infrastructure and technology can jump start and be an integral component of your digital transformation.
Data Integrity: Technical Controls That Demonstrate Trust By Thermo Fisher Scientific
Data Integrity: Technical Controls That Demonstrate Trust. Achieve compliance and maintain data integrity with the latest Thermo Scientific™ Chromeleon™ 7.3 Chromatography Data System (CDS),which provides all the necessary preventative and technical controls, built into one
Application porting and code- optimization activities for European HPC systems By Prace
Currently, the HPC community is actively working towards the development of next-generation HPC systems capable of delivering ExaFLOP performance. While these new HPC architectures open exciting opportunities to the computational scientific community, they also pose numerous challenges.
How can biotech companies optimize data access while going virtual? By Collaborative Drug Discovery (CDD)
There is mounting pressure for companies to ensure that non-essential personnel work from home.
AI: 5 Steps to get started By Nvidia
Looking to get started with AI but not sure where to begin? Read NVIDIA’s quick start guide and learn how to set your next AI project up for success.
Choosing a LIMS or SAP for your Laboratory By Abbott Informatics
Would a LIMS or SAP better meet the needs of your company? In this whitepaper, we will take a look at the different systems on the market for managing laboratory operations.
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