With 80% of lab informatics professionals highlighting laboratory integration as a long-term strategic goal within their organization, we have created an infographic ahead of the Smartlab Exchange to help you achieve this. This infographic will provide you with top tips and insights on product development cycles and the implications for...

Are you revolutionising your SmartLab strategies? Look at the key takeaways from our successful meeting of R&D, QA, QC, and lab data leaders back in March. Get an insight into key audience statistics, attending brands, trusted testimonials & more.

The delivery of informatics systems within lab-based companies has always been a very active space. Check out this article from our sponsor Scimcon

Interview with Peggy Weber, Director at Sarepta Theraputics, and Scott Lunk, Senior Director of Quality at Bayer Crop Science.

This exclusive eBook by Biovia outlines why you should stop relying on point solutions addressing individual problems in the lab, how an intelligent scientific platform can accelerate innovation, and how to move seamlessly between different dimensions to integrate and standardize everything across the entire organization.

Insights from 12 leading R&D and quality experts, including PepsiCo, Mammoth BioScience, AbbVie and Cometeer. Read below to find out the biggest shifts in the Smartlab space over the last decade, how the role of the scientist has transitioned, the impact of digitalization, predictions for the future and more. 

This report includes insights from Biogen, Beam Therapeutics and GlaxoSmithKline on why digital transformation and the cloud are essential for R&D companies. Read now to discover the impact of shared, real-time software tools built for today’s R&D, how digital transformation is supporting data-centricity, and stories of companies successfully working in...

Computing solutions for scientists and engineers. Read about: High performance computing Increasing efficiency Laboratory informatics Data formats Modelling and simulation Modelling memory