Institute for Medical Immunology Adopts Electronic Lab Notebook

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Institute for Medical Immunology Adopts Electronic Lab Notebook

09 Apr, 2010

Published over 16 years ago. See the latest and most current information on Laboratory products.

Agilent Technologies, Inc announced that the Institute for Medical Immunology (IMI), part of Universite Libre de Bruxelles (ULB), has chosen the Agilent ELN electronic lab notebook to manage its scientific data.

"The IMI subjected competitive systems to rigorous evaluation, and we’re very delighted that their scientists doing the testing unanimously selected the Agilent ELN," said Debra Toburen, Agilent Senior Product Manager, Informatics.

"The Agilent ELN provides the perfect set of tools for organising the large amounts of data generated by our scientists," said Dominique Demonté, Deputy Director of the IMI. "It also will be helpful in the application of our internal intellectual property policy. We based our purchase decision largely on the Agilent system’s ease-of-use, architecture and also on the level of support provided by the Agilent team."

The Agilent ELN is designed to provide benefits beyond eliminating paperwork. Its scalable, integrated platform simplifies and accelerates the R&D process by facilitating collaboration in a secure framework. Researchers can easily search, retrieve and share data using the ELN’s Web interface.

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