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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"laboratory information management"”.
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Implementation of a Laboratory Information Management System To Manage Genomic Samples
A Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) is designed to manage laboratory processes and data. It has the ability to extend the core functionality of the LIMS through configuration tools and add-on modules to support the implementation of complex laboratory workflows. The purpose of this …
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Automating Laboratory Operations by Intergrating Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) with Analytical Instruments and Scientific Data Management System (SDMS)
… agencies, have forced companies to use laboratory information management systems (LIMS) to improve efficiencies in tracking, managing samples, and precisely reporting test results. However, most general purpose LIMS do not provide an interface to automatically collect data from …
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Forensic information management system
… time at the West Virginia State Police Forensic Laboratory (WVSPFL) Charleston, WV. The objective was achieved by reengineering and automating various processes in the seven units of the laboratory. A software tool called Forensic Information Management System (FIMS) was developed. FIMS was …
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EMMA2 : a MAGE-compliant system for the analysis of microarray data in integrated functional genomics
… annotation of microarray data, such as Minimum Information About a Microarray Experiment (MIAME), the MAGE-ML format for data interchange, and ontologies, have been made. The existing software systems for microarray data analysis have only rudimentary implementations of the mentioned standards …
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Identification and reduction of pre-analytical errors in clinical chemistry through expert advice
Background: Diagnostics in Clinical chemistry laboratory is a pivotal part of clinical decision-making but is not exempt from ‘human errors’. Scientific innovations such as automation and electronic order test requesting have contributed to substantial improvements in the field of laboratory …