LabTwin for Lab Technicians

Can you track all last-minute changes such as protocol deviations while doing experiments?

Although protocols are state of the art guidelines, scientists often make last minute and on-the-fly important decisions while conducting experiments. Tracking such deviations is challenging when using pen and paper or ELN tools.

On-the-go Data Access

> LabTwin allows scientists to take notes on the go, at the site of experimentation, and label all annotations so they can easily track protocol amendments.

> Scientist can flag and annotate individual protocols in different experiments

> Researchers can group and track changes using labels on LabTwin’s mobile and web app

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“I was writing my changes to the original protocol on my gloves, hands or small sheets of paper, for example, if I decided on the spot to inoculate a medium with different quantities of microbes.”

“I did not have to wait 6 months to find out that a colleague had changed a protocol and during that whole time we had all been working with different concentrations of inoculated microbes.”

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LabTwin for Lab Technicians

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Can you track all last-minute changes such as protocol deviations while doing experiments?

A-Ha moment:

Scientists realized that the best way to document small and unexpected changes in protocols is by recording voice notes (hands-free!) during their experiments.

On-the-go Data Access

“I was writing my changes to the original protocol on my gloves, hands or small sheets of paper, for example, if I decided on the spot to inoculate a medium with different quantities of microbes.”

“I did not have to wait 6 months to find out that a colleague had changed a protocol and during that whole time we had all been working with different concentrations of inoculated microbes.”

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