Long-established vendors of informatics software face challenges in keeping up to date with technology, but as Gloria Metrick discusses in the first of three articles on this topic, customer needs are what drives renewal
How computer simulation can cope with material choice, design variants, and replacing physical models will be discussed at the NAFEMS World Congress being held from 21 to 24 June in San Diego, California
Autoscribes Matrix Gemini Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) has been selected for use in the Energy Innovation Centre at Warwick University
The Pistoia Alliance has announced a series of new initiatives: mapping the ontologies being used in the life sciences; understanding the complex landscape of alliances, foundations, partnerships and consortia in life sciences; and investigating a Standardised Data Warehouse
Genedata is the latest software provider to announce that its product can be used to help large pharma companies outsource to Contract Research Organizations (CROs).
In his final report from the Paperless Lab Academy, Tom Wilkie discusses the role of disruptive technologies such as cloud and big data
In the second of his reports from the paperless lab academy, Tom Wilkie considers old LIMS and dead data
Outsourcing, end-of-life LIMS, and disruptive technologies such as the cloud, are driving changes to the laboratory informatics landscape, as Tom Wilkie discovered at the Paperless Lab Academy in Barcelona, Spain, this week
At this years Open Compute US Summit 2015, a number of vendors and software providers have announced new technology aimed at optimising data centre operations
Gloria Metrick highlights a significant trend in informatics software: the growing convergence between sample-centric laboratory and patient-centric clinical systems
Robert Roe looks at research from the University of Alaska that is using HPC to change the way we look at the movement of ice sheets
Robert Roe talks to cooling experts to find out what innovation lies ahead for HPC users