Powerful scientific instruments need powerful software, but help is at hand in simplifying the complexity, writes James Aitken
Electronic lab notebooks can help researchers in small as well as large companies, Peter Rees discovered
John Murphy talks to Christopher Bishop, assistant director of the Microsoft Research Laboratory, Cambridge
EMBL-EBI training course. Credit: Jeff Dowling
Sophia Ktori explores the role cheminformatics software providers play in supporting scientists in academia and industry to better understand the properties of potential new drugs
Credit: Greenbutterfly/Shutterstock
Simon McIntosh-Smith discusses the role of the ExCALIBUR project in ensuring that UK research is at the forefront of HPC
Credit: Sergey Nivens/Shutterstock
Thermo Fisher’s James Pena gives his thoughts on how scientists can advance their research goals through the implementation of cloud technology in the laboratory
Robert Roe takes a look at a selection of HPC software tools that can help scientists create applications or run them more effectively
Credit: ZinetroN/Shutterstock
Robert Roe takes a look at a selection of software tools designed to make it easier to manage and implement HPC resources
