Internet2 is a platform that provides cloud-based solutions for scientists and researchers across sectors, including academia, industry, and government. LabArchives is proud to be one of Internet2’s NET+ programs for over 10 years.

LabArchives is taking research customization to the next level with the Widget Library and Manager. These powerful tools let you create, share, and manage custom widgets to streamline workflows, boost productivity, and foster collaboration across the research community.

Choosing the right ELN for your lab requires a clear understanding of your unique needs and priorities. To help you define your lab’s priorities, we've developed a framework of essential questions to evaluate your lab's needs and match them with the right ELN solution.

By integrating with a growing list of popular platforms such as GraphPad Prism, SnapGene, and Jupyter, LabArchives helps streamline lab operations, break down data siloes, and improve both security and efficiency—no matter the size or scope of your research team.

Internet2 is a platform that provides cloud-based solutions for scientists and researchers across sectors, including academia, industry, and government. LabArchives is proud to be one of Internet2’s NET+ programs for over 10 years.

The NIH now licenses all LabArchives research products—including the ELN, Inventory, and Scheduler—enterprise-wide, for all researchers, across all of its 27 institutes and centers.

Our most recent updates to our Electronic Lab Notebook (ELN) for Research and Inventory products provide greater flexibility for offline use, customization, and access management.

LabArchives provides the flexibility and ease of customization required to meet these demands coupled with many unique security features, which make it ideal for CDMOs and other research organizations where security is critical.

The NIH 2023 DMP requirement encourages researchers to proactively plan for data sharing, with the expectation that data sharing will become an integral part of regular research conduct. In this article, we provide an overview on data repositories and how to identify compliant repositories that are most suitable for the data you are expected to share.

The NIH 2023 DMP requirement encourages researchers to proactively plan for data sharing, with the expectation that data sharing will become an integral part of regular research conduct. In this article, we summarize the types of the data you should expect to share and best practices that you should start familiarizing yourself with to be best prepared.

Adopting a modern electronic laboratory notebook (ELN) like LabArchives to support best practices in data management, lab connectivity, collaboration and research reproducibility can help position institutions for a successful REF 2029 review.

The purpose of this document is to outline the key components of the NIH 2023 Data Management and Sharing (DMS) policy