Creation of an integrated software suite

For experiments that are fully automated by VirtualLab, including those using proprietary continuous flow apparatus, and robotically loaded reaction vessels, the analytical results collected by VirtualLab are automatically transferred to Nautilus, with chromatograms and spectra stored by eRecordMana...

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Published inScientific Computing & Instrumentation Vol. 19; no. 6; p. 26
Main Authors Dierkes, Peter, Fish, Mark
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Morris Plains Advantage Business Media 01.05.2002
Subjects
Archives & records
Automation
Case studies
Chemistry
Data base management systems
Data exchange
Experiments
Extensible Markup Language
Informatics
Integrated software
Interfaces
Laboratories
Pharmaceuticals
R&D
Research & development
Software packages
Spectrum analysis
Systems integration
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Summary:For experiments that are fully automated by VirtualLab, including those using proprietary continuous flow apparatus, and robotically loaded reaction vessels, the analytical results collected by VirtualLab are automatically transferred to Nautilus, with chromatograms and spectra stored by eRecordManager. For non-automated experiments, with analytical results obtained by instruments interfaced to the LIMS, or from external laboratories, results can automatically be entered into the VirtualLab database.
ISSN:1930-5753
1930-6156