We're about to release RSpace version 1.58 - here's a preview of some of the new features and improvements this release. New integrations Two new integrations - firstly, we've added ownCloud as an external file provider. You can now easily link…
We're about to release RSpace version 1.57 and will be updating all our customer servers over the next few days. Most of these improvements have been driven by user-feedback, so please keep telling us how you want RSpace improved! The main…
Protocols.io and Research Space are pleased to announce an important enhancement to the integration of the RSpace electronic lab notebook with protocols.io. In addition to public protocols, it is now also easy to import private methods from protocols.io into RSpace. From June, 2018…
With data-breaches almost continually in the news, it seems a good time to describe some simple steps you can take to help keep your data as safe as possible. While we at RSpace take a great deal of time and effort…
We've just released RSpace version 1.54 and will be updating all our customer servers over the next few days. There are several significant improvements to existing functionality, and bug fixes so we'd definitely recommend all self-managed customers to upgrade. Most of…
We've just released RSpace version 1.53 and will be updating all our servers over the next few days. There are several significant improvements from 1.52 so we'd definitely recommend all self-managed customers to upgrade. Firstly, we've improved our ability to…
We've just released RSpace version 1.52 and will be updating all our servers over the next few days. The focus on this release is on usability, addressing frequently asked for features, and fixing some inconsistencies in existing behaviour. Many people…
Protocols.io and Research Space are pleased to announce an integration of the RSpace electronic lab notebook with protocols.io. This integration, described in the following brief video, enables researchers to link to and import protocols directly from protocols.io into RSpace.…
This is the third and final installment of some reflections on using electronic notebooks (ELNs) as a tool for data curation. The first post looked at ELNs as a low cost alternative to the new Springer Nature research data support…
In the past six months both Cambridge and Harvard have compiled and published substantial overviews of electronic lab notebooks. As described below the formats are somewhat different, but each of these overviews is useful in its own way, and together…