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We are hard at work on a major new project: the addition of a full inventory/sample management module to RSpace.
In the next months, we will be performing user testing, which will consist of 60 minute interactive one-on-one sessions over the web, to better understand how users navigate the interface and the intuitiveness of the system. As a result, we are looking for researchers to participate and provide us with their feedback regarding the system we’re developing.
The only requirement is an interest and some experience with sample management in the lab. If you are interested in taking part, please email vaida@researchspace.com.
RSpace is an open-source platform that orchestrates research workflows into FAIR data management ecosystems: request a demo or contact us to learn more.
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