Electronic Lab Notebooks: How ELNs are shaping R&D workflows for a more competitive future

Looking to move from Word and Excel documents to a modern Electronic Lab Notebook? Wanting to replace your legacy system with a modern user interface your researchers will like using, but not sure where to begin?

All over the world, materials companies are realizing the importance of centralizing their data, both for future reference and to facilitate artificial intelligence capabilities, but are often stuck with legacy systems that don’t help in these goals.

This guide aims to address this by providing a reference for what a modern electronic lab notebook should look like, and how it fits into your organization’s material informatics strategy. Linked to the guide is  a rubric evaluating which features different vendors have available, so that you will be able to make the most informed decision possible.

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