This article discusses a recent initiative at the University of Edinburgh to solve this problem by integrating the RSpace ELN with their DataShare long-term archiving system. Longevity of digital data is always an issue, and as more and more scientists make the jump to ELNs, the importance of archiving data for future generations is often overlooked. Imagine what a loss it would be if there were no equivalent to "Down House" (where Darwin's notes and data are kept).
http://datablog.is.ed.ac.uk/2014/04/15/using-an-electronic-lab-notebook-to-deposit-data/
Discussions of scientific research data management, bioinformatics, trends in scientific software, 21cfr11 compliance and the role of the Electronic Lab Notebooks (ELN) and Laboratory Information management systems (LIMS) in modern research workflows and collaborations. If you are you a bioinformatics specialist or an ELN / LIMS vendor, user, integrator or developer, and you want to share your experiences with others, please feel contact me via the email link in my profile below.
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Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Integrating an ELN with a university's long term Datashare archive.
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