LabKey Presentations
Modernizing Your Lab with Sample Manager
Presented by: Hannah Brakke, Director of Product Management
Learn how you can modernize your lab operations by using Sample Manager for end-to-end sample tracking. This cloud-based system is a unified application for managing your samples, data, workflows and notebooks.
How To Never Lose a Sample Again
Presented by: Hannah Brakke, Director of Product Management
Losing samples is an all too common occurrence in the laboratory that can be a huge drain on resources and time. In this presentation, we outline the common pitfalls that lead to lost samples and share how this can be avoided using the features of LabKey Sample Manager.
Introducing Biologics LIMS
Presented by: Bernie Lee, Product Manager & Director of Client Services
Our recently launched Biologics LIMS is a cloud-based suite of tools that includes an ELN, Sample Manager, Bioregistry and Workflow Manager. Learn how these tools have been seamlessly integrated to form a LIMS application focused on breaking down data silos and accelerating biotherapeutic development.
Connecting Biologics LIMS to Enterprise Systems
Presented by: Adam Rauch, VP of Product Strategy
Biologics LIMS is a highly extensible application that can fit into the existing data infrastructure of any R&D operation. This presentation will explore how Biologics LIMS connects to external databases, file systems, analysis tools, sequencing software and instrument data to serve as a central data hub of biotherapeutic R&D.
Biologics LIMS Use Cases & Features
Bernie Lee, Product Manager & Director of Client Services
This presentation demonstrates common use cases and associated features of Biologics LIMS. We will take a deep dive into Biologics LIMS and show the application from the point-of-view of daily scientific operations and from project planning and reporting perspectives.
LabKey Server Product Update
Learn about the latest features and development of LabKey Server SDMS.
User Presentations
The Ohio State University - Sample Manager
Growing pains: Large-scale disease surveillance data challenges and solutions
Presented by: Dillon McBride, Graduate Research Assistant & PhD Candidate
Animal Influenza Ecology & Epidemiology Research Program (AIEERP) at The Ohio State University
Leading up to and through the COVID-19 pandemic, the AAIERP lab grew substantially in the scope of work and overall volume. Complex study designs and increased testing for SARS-CoV-2 and influenza made it clear that a new and comprehensive data-keeping solution was needed. This presentation covers how the flexibility among sample and source types in Sample Manager allowed AAIERP to keep all of its projects in one place and creates a hierarchical structure that accurately reflects the clustering and source dynamics of sampling schemes.
OHSU/Brenden-Colson Center for Pancreatic Care - SampleManager
Adapting Sample Manager as Solution for Lab Data Management of Pancreatic Models of Cancer at the Brenden-Colson Center for Pancreatic Care
Presented by: Sydney Owen, Research Analyst Oregon Health Science University Brenden-Colson Center for Pancreatic Care
This presentation will describe how Sample Manager has been used to help manage samples and related data at the Oregon Pancreatic Tissue Registry (OPTR), where clinical, research, and specimen data for OPTR participants is managed within a LabKey database.
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health - Sample Manager
Sample Manager at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
Presented by: Rachelle Farkas, Research Methods Specialist at CAMH
The Centre for Addiction and Mental health (CAMH) is Canada’s largest mental health research facility. Researchers at CAMH use the Biobank facility where they have adopted Sample Manager to aid their team in tracking, storing, and processing various sample types nationally across their institution. CAMH combines its usage of Sample Manager with LabKey Server to distribute both raw and processed data files and queries to individual project teams. In the coming months, they will expand the use of Sample Manager to their hospital-wide Brain Health Databank initiative, which strives to become one of the largest digital repositories of mental health data.
Talus Bioscience - Panorama
Prospective system suitability and quality control design for longitudinal quantitative mass spectrometry proteomics
Presented by: Lindsay Pino, Co-founder & CTO, Talus Bioscience
Scaling mass spectrometry proteomics requires careful monitoring of both sample processing and instrument performance. Many times, this is performed after the fact via dataset normalization, outlier detection, and other statistical methods to control for data quality. Using Panorama, we have designed a prospective workflow for sample quality control and system suitability to monitor data as it is being acquired to quickly diagnose and troubleshoot production issues.
Takeda - LabKey Server SDMS
Q&A Session: Digitizing Cell Therapy Process Development with LabKey
Presented by: Arnaud Colantonio, Head of Development and Manufacturing Informatics at Takeda
This Q&A session will focus on the utilization of LabKey as a scientific data management system (SDMS) and electronic batch record (EBR) in the process development space. Aspects of intuitive process design, aggregation of data from devices (analytical and process), and integrated data reporting will be discussed. The presentation will also cover how LabKey fits in as part of a broader digital ecosystem that spans R&D and manufacturing.
Seattle Children’s Therapeutics - LabKey Server SDMS
React & LabKey Server: Streamlining workflows with a unique user interface.
Presented by: Wenjun Huang, Data Scientists Supervisor, Integrated Data Sciences at Seattle Children’s Therapeutics
This presentation covers a new React application developed by the team at the Seattle Children’s Therapeutics Division’s Correlative Studies Laboratory. This patient enrollment information tracking application uses Server SDMS to integrate data from multiple input sources and leverages the power of the React JS library to offer a cohesive user experience. The architecture of the application, as well as the advantages of building a React application on LabKey Server SDMS over other alternative data storage and user interface approaches will be discussed. The presentation will also highlight how the application addresses pain points in existing workflows, thus enabling the team to be more productive.
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