Rory joined Dr. Robert Kossen to deliver a presentation at an RDA e-seminar on the 4th of August, part of a series of RDA seminars on Laboratory Information Management Systems and Electronic Laboratory Notebooks. The session was hosted by Kevin Logan at TU Darmstadt; Rory presented our current and upcoming work on supporting metadata and PIDs, and Dr. Robert Kossen shared his experiences with using RSpace at Göttingen.
Presentation slides are available to download above. Here are some of the questions asked during the presentation:
1. Can RSpace incorporate biology-focused controlled vocabularies?
We are working on this feature at the moment, to requirements provided by the University of Göttingen.
2. What is your business model?
You can learn about the various RSpace editions and their pricing on our pricing page.
RSpace is a fully integrated sample management and electronic lab notebook solution. Build a record of your research in an ELN that connects with the research tools you already use: request a demo or contact us to learn more.
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