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To view previously recorded events, please sign in to LabArchives, go to the "UK Research Community Notebook", the click the Webinars folder to choose which recording you would like to view.

If you do not have a UK LabArchives account, please see our step-by-step instructions on how to create an account or associate an existing account. UK LabArchives is FREE to all UK researchers.

To schedule an event, please click the Schedule button under "Webinar" in the menu to the right. Fill out the form and a member of the UK LabArchives team will contact you to schedule your event.

LabArchives^® Training Opportunities

LabArchives^® also offers training events throughout the year that may be of interest to new users as well as advanced users. You are welcome to register for these events. 

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LabArchives^® Bootcamp 2024

Optimize Research Data Management

The LabArchives team is excited to announce the 2024 LabArchives Research Edition Bootcamp. Whether you are a current LabArchives user or cautiously sitting on the sidelines reluctant to change old habits, this month-long event is dedicated to improving the management of your data. Pick and choose the sessions that interest you or attend all the sessions for a comprehensive look at LabArchives and how you can improve your research data management regimen.

All times are Eastern Time. To register for any or all, click this link: Register

This LabArchives^® forum is a place for  users to connect, share, ask questions and learn from one another. 

Join the conversation by registering for the forum here. Simply click the ‘Registration’ tab and submit your details. Use the same email address that you use when you login to LabArchives^®. Please note, your LabArchives login credentials will not give you immediate access to the forum.

After submitting the registration form, you will receive a message once you’ve been approved to login. Once you’re logged in, feel free to explore the different discussion boards, submit your own topics, and reply to threads that are already there. 

This section offers news-worthy topics and updates regarding LabArchives^®.

News to be updated soon

• Bioinformatics: juggling big data, complex file types and multiple projects (Garvan Institute of Medical Research) [HTML]

• Using an ELN for Humanities (Carnegie Mellon University) [HTML]

• Research project management at University of Pittsburgh [HTML]

• Using an ELN at UMASS Medical [HTML]

• Brewer Science: starting out with an ELN (Brewer Science Inc.) [HTML]

• Open Source Malaria: a global solution for a global problem (Some contributors:  Melbourne, Sydney, British Columbia, Geneva, Cambridge, Madrid) [HTML]

• Finding success in the lab despite high turnover and COVID-19 (Brigham Young University) [HTML]

• Ticks: A Global Issue (University of Sydney) [HTML]

• Breaking down vaccine development with an assay expert (Duke University Medical School) [HTML]

• Follow your nose – even in the lab (Duke University) [HTML]

• Modern humans’ homeland: a new paper from Garvan Institute of Medical Research [HTML]

• Cassava and collaborating across continents (NC State University) [HTML]

• A tool for the sciences and humanities (Tulane University) [HTML]

(Must be logged in to LabArchives^® to view)

• Edwin Tse, former University of Sydney Researcher, Open Source Malaria notebook
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• Shona Chandra, University of Sydney Researcher, Biotic Factors Influence Microbiota of Nymph Ticks from Vegetation in Sydney, Australia
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• Eva Chan, Garvan Institute of Medical Research, Bionano Solve output for whole-genome mapping of cell line 78
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