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Just a very brief note, which really follows on from the vigorous discussion in Jennifer Rohn’s blog at Nature Networks this week, to say that the guys at OpenWetWare appear to have gone live with some of the new functionality for laboratory notebooks on the wiki. Check it out from the OWW main page. I will have a closer look and make some comments as and when I have a bit of time but it looks like a good start.
If you’d like to see an example of the new lab notebook in action, you can take a look at
Dileep Monie’s notebook.
Also, the iGEM teams will be coming online in the coming months and using it pretty heavily, so should be a nice test. Here’s the harvard team’s notebook from awhile back, using our old calendering tool.
If you’d like to see an example of the new lab notebook in action, you can take a look at
Dileep Monie’s notebook.
Also, the iGEM teams will be coming online in the coming months and using it pretty heavily, so should be a nice test. Here’s the harvard team’s notebook from awhile back, using our old calendering tool.
hey cameron, I must have messed up the tags on the harvard notebook link in my post, can you fix them?
hey cameron, I must have messed up the tags on the harvard notebook link in my post, can you fix them?
Think I’ve got that right now?
Think I’ve got that right now?
There’s a screencast demonstrating how to set up your lab notebook. Another one demonstrating how to use it is coming up shortly!
http://openwetware.org/wiki/Help:Notebook/Screencast
There’s a screencast demonstrating how to set up your lab notebook. Another one demonstrating how to use it is coming up shortly!
http://openwetware.org/wiki/Help:Notebook/Screencast
Do you know if this will become the official lab notebook completely replacing paper?
Do you know if this will become the official lab notebook completely replacing paper?
I think quite a few of the people involved in OWW are already using completely electronic notebooks. I’m not sure that any of the ‘real’ lab books are completely open though.
I think quite a few of the people involved in OWW are already using completely electronic notebooks. I’m not sure that any of the ‘real’ lab books are completely open though.