The “Technology Feature” in the January 2012 issue of Nature Methods covers how “…adaptive technologies are helping researchers combine and organize experimental results.” Monya Baker’s article, "Quantitative data: learning to share," profiles a wide range of researchers and technologies, including LabKey Server.

An excerpt:

…engineers at LabKey Software are developing LabKey Server, an open-source platform that helps biologists to share data. “LabKey allows researchers to combine data across multiple experiments, analyze that data online and share both raw data and results of analyses,” says company cofounder Mark Igra. But, he says, just explaining what LabKey does can be a challenge. “Scientific data integration doesn't have a well-established set of capabilities that lets everyone know what you're talking about.”

-- Baker M. Quantitative data: learning to share. Nat Meth. 2012 Jan;9(1):39-41.

Interested in learning more about how LabKey Server can help with your experimental data management needs?  Here are a few resources:

• Overview paper:  LabKey Server: An open source platform for scientific data integration, analysis and collaboration (BMC Bioinformatics, 2011)
• Documentation for LabKey Server’s tools for managing custom assays.
• Example of a custom assay: LabKey Server NAb: A tool for analyzing, visualizing and sharing results from neutralizing antibody assays (BMC Immunology, 2011)