RSpace Blog

March 12, 2020

SnapGene integration brings support for molecular biologists

Integrations

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From RSpace 1.68 we are pleased to be able to offer a new service to view DNA sequence files in collaboration with SnapGene. Currently supported file formats include:

  • Genbank (.gb, .gbk)
  • Fasta (.fa, .fasta)
  • Native Snapgene files (.dna)
  • Embl (.embl)
  • Lasergene (.seq)
  • SeqBuilder (.sbd)

You can:

  • View images of the files annotated with ORFs and restriction sites
  • View ORFs in a table
  • View restriction enzyme sites in a table
  • View and copy plain-text of the sequence for pasting into another application

Further details are described in the Help documentation here.

Rory Macneil

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January 19, 2026

From ELN to FAIR Research Infrastructure: Our Vision for RSpace

Research Data Management

We kicked off 2026 by presenting RSpace's vision for FAIR data workflows to the Competence Network for Open Science in Poland. The talk explored how vertical interoperability enables seamless data and metadata flow across the research lifecycle. You can find the presentation "RSpace - From Electronic Laboratory Notebook to FAIR Research Data Orchestration” here (https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18253482).

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January 9, 2026

2025: A year to remember for RSpace!

News

2025 in review - A reflection on community-driven development of RSpace and an outlook to 2026.

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September 9, 2025

FAIR End-to-End Sample Workflow with RSpace, Fieldmark, and IGSN IDs

Integrations

New overview video for our Fieldmark and IGSN ID integrations, and how they support an end-to-end sample workflow!

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August 12, 2025

From Lab Bench to Computational Analysis: RSpace Adds Galaxy Integration

Integrations

RSpace 1.113 adds direct data upload from research documents to Galaxy computational workflows, automatically creating linked histories and tracking analysis progress to maintain provenance between experimental documentation and computational results.

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