Link together protocols, raw data, statistical test results, graphs and experimental write-up. Immediately locate whatever you need, whenever you need it.
DropBox, OneDrive, Google Drive, Box, Egnyte, ownCloud, Mendeley, Github, Slack, MS Teams, protocols.io... and we're always adding more.
Notebooks allow for a chronological record of your work. With folders, you can organise by project, by theme, for a project structure that works best for you.
Easily import data from Protocols.io, an open-access platform for sharing protocols.
Export your data as a ZIP containing HTML or XML files. Export as PDF or DOC. Export to an external repository such as Dataverse.
Browse files and insert links from your institution's filestores into RSpace documents.
Researchers need tools that enable effective capture, management and sharing of research data. These tools, moreover, must integrate with data storage platforms/applications, other research tools, from enterprise chat to domain-specific tools like protocols.io, and data repositories. RSpace, the Connected electronic notebook, is the only ELN designed to fit seamlessly into the research data infrastructure at modern research-driven universities.
As an early stage biotech you need to make rapid progress towards your next milestone. You also need to capture and organize your research data to lay the foundation for longer term IP protection and effective presentation of results to collaborators and investors. These needn’t be conflicting objectives: RSpace can help with both!
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| In App file store | Yes | No | No | No |
| Free Storage Capacity | Unlimited | 10GB | 1GB | 100GB |
| File Storage/Sync | Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive, Box, Egnyte and institutional storage systems | Dropbox, Google Drive, Egnyte | Google Drive, Dropbox | Google Drive |
| Protocols.io integration | Full integration | No | Partial | No |
| Organization size covered by free version | Any | Up to 10 people | Up to one team | Any |
| Integrations with enterprise chat apps | Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Hangouts Chat | None | None | None |
| Classroom use | Free with Enterprise license | N/A | N/A | Per user charge |
*Table information gathered from the Harvard Biomedical Data Management Best Practices. For more information and a more detailed comparison, click here.
“We have been collaborating with Research Space since 2012 and see the company as a reliable and responsive partner.
Many of our suggestions for improvements in RSpace were quickly introduced. We’ve found that RSpace is intuitive to use and easy to administer.
We believe that RSpace has a bright future because it was the first ELN to inter-operate with and add value to other components of a modern research data management infrastructure.”
Harald Kusch, PhD
Department of Medical Informatics
University of Goettingen
“I first encountered RSpace at the University of Geneva.When I moved to the MRC Laboratory for Molecular Biology, RSpace was a core component of the infrastructure I put in place for my new lab here.
Lab members found it easy to get started with RSpace, and it conveniently helps us to record, share and track our research data.
I can’t imagine running a lab without it!”
Emmanuel Derivery, Ph.D.
MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology
Cambridge University
“We have been very pleased with RSpace because it provides our team an excellent platform to log our research.
It is a powerful tool for team leaders to closely monitor work and easily retrieve data. It provides me as the head of R&D access to every corner of our programs.
Just as important as the product is the support we have received from Rob Day. He and his team are extremely responsive and have helped to solve technical issues and explain usage options in a timely way.”
Asael Herman, PhD
VP R&D
Emendo Biotherapeutics
“I liked RSpace because it combines an intuitive interface with the ability to match our research workflows.
I was pleased when it passed muster with the rest of the team, and it’s proving useful as we progress through the lead optimization phase of our small molecule development program.
We’re planning to expand use of RSpace after our next round of investment — it’s an added plus that RSpace is an enterprise product with the security we need to scale as we grow.”
Isaac Stoner
CEO and Founder
Octagon Therapeutics
