We caught up with Michelle Driessen, Professor and Director of General Chemistry at the University of Minnesota. She is a long time LabArchives user and we’ve had the pleasure of working with her, her TAs and students for several years. Michelle took a few minutes out of her busy schedule to give us an inside … Continue reading Staying organized with 1500 GenChem students
Streaming STEM 3/31
Streaming STEM is a monthly installment that brings you the most recent, important, wild and revolutionary news on all things STEM. From geo-engineering, to the largest number of pi, to marine biology, veterinary science and ancestral ghosts each Streaming STEM update is a birds eye view of what's been going on in the world of … Continue reading Streaming STEM 3/31
Cardiologists Turned Cancer Researchers
May Lin Yap is a molecular imaging master and PhD student at Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute in Melbourne, Australia. She took a few minutes out of her busy schedule to give us a rundown of the innovative and important research they’re doing…. The Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute in Melbourne, Australia. With her background … Continue reading Cardiologists Turned Cancer Researchers
Streaming STEM 2/19
Introducing... Streaming STEM! A monthly installment that brings you the most recent, important, wild and revolutionary news on all things STEM. From geo-engineering, to the largest number of pi, to marine biology, veterinary science and ancestral ghosts each Streaming STEM update is a birds eye view of what's been going on in the world of … Continue reading Streaming STEM 2/19
Successful internships for students and labs: everyone wins
Most researchers working in industry labs didn’t just start there, they started in academic labs. Think courses like BIO 101, highschool intro to physics labs, AP Environmental Science, and other courses like that. Industry researchers (in general) all got their start in one academic lab or another investigating a subject area that may or may … Continue reading Successful internships for students and labs: everyone wins
Station1: active inquiry, and research based learning
A guest blog post from our friends at Station1..... A Case Study in Interdisciplinary Team Instruction Station1 partnered with LabArchives to deliver its’ shared curriculum in the 2018 Summer@Station1 program through its’ innovative cloud-based digital platform. We joined the over 155,000 scientists and engineers worldwide who already use this platform for storing, organizing, sharing, collaborating, … Continue reading Station1: active inquiry, and research based learning
Team Sydney: a cohort of LabArchives users working together
Sydney, Australia is host to beaches, bars, the Opera house, The Crocodile Hunter, and a unique cohort of LabArchives users. Garvan Institute of Medical Research, The Victor Chang Institute, University of Sydney, and Monash University are collaborating to maximize their use of LabArchives digital lab notebook. Between group trainings, user group meetings, administrator meetings, and researcher presentations … Continue reading Team Sydney: a cohort of LabArchives users working together
LabArchives to Sponsor BioMed Central’s Open Data Award for 2012
For the second consecutive year, LabArchives is pleased to be the proud sponsor of BioMed Central's Open Data Award. This award recognizes researchers who have published in BioMed Central journals and have demonstrated leadership in the sharing, standardization, publication, or re-use of biomedical research data during 2012. Earl Beutler, the President and CEO of LabArchives, … Continue reading LabArchives to Sponsor BioMed Central’s Open Data Award for 2012
