Today: Mining LIMS demo with Hannah Brakke. It covers reporting outputs with audit-friendly history and standardized views, plus the full path from sample registration. Register to join. na2.hubs.ly/H08cWZr0

An agent running protein engineering analysis is only as trustworthy as the data model behind it. Watch Claude Science work from sequence variant to documented lead candidate on Biologics LIMS. na2.hubs.ly/H08pfc40

QA/QC review checkpoints and exception handling, built into the workflow to reduce rework. See them in the Mining LIMS demo tomorrow with Hannah Brakke. na2.hubs.ly/H08cWZw0

Soil chemistry, plant pathology, and genomics work don't need the same fields or workflow. LabKey's agriculture LIMS configures each independently, no IT ticket required. na2.hubs.ly/H07VbqV0

An auditor asks for one lot's full history. When every checkout, result and status change is logged as it happens, the report pulls in minutes, not days. na2.hubs.ly/H08pf000

A missed hold time or an untracked custody transfer can make a result indefensible on its own. LabKey's environmental LIMS keeps custody, hold time, and QA/QC connected in one system. na2.hubs.ly/H07VbqN0

Intake, prep, analysis, review, release. Configure each step to match how your lab runs it. See the Mining LIMS workflow in the Oct 20 demo. na2.hubs.ly/H08cWZ50

Chain of custody across teams, shifts, and locations. It's one of the five things Hannah Brakke demos in Mining LIMS on Oct 20. na2.hubs.ly/H08cWYX0

A drill core moves through prep, assay, and metallurgical processing before a result appears. LabKey's mining LIMS traces that full journey in one lineage viewer. na2.hubs.ly/H07VbqP0

Every sample in a mining lab needs a unique ID before anything else can be trusted. The Oct 20 Mining LIMS demo starts there, with sample registration built for traceability. na2.hubs.ly/H08cWX_0

Splitting a sample into aliquots, then pooling some of them, creates a family tree that's hard to reconstruct later. LabKey's food and beverage LIMS keeps that lineage in one view from the start. na2.hubs.ly/H07Vbrj0

Today's the day: the LabKey SDMS User Conference is live. Virtual, and still open to join: na2.hubs.ly/H07LhZx0

Mining LIMS demo on October 20. Hannah Brakke, our VP of Product, walks through sample registration, chain of custody, configurable workflows, QA/QC checkpoints, and audit-friendly reporting. For mining, metallurgy, and minerals labs. ⛏️ na2.hubs.ly/H08cWZq0

Most LIMS buying advice is a feature checklist. Ours is a list of questions to ask any vendor, not just us: na2.hubs.ly/H07LhJK0

One value-add of Valink Therapeutics' setup: ELNs for documentation, sign-off, and audit trail coverage. That's company-wide R&D infrastructure on one platform. Bernard Lee, LabKey PM, calls it exactly what Biologics LIMS is built for. na2.hubs.ly/H07V5lY0

Most LIMS were built for chemistry and retrofitted for biologics. LabKey Biologics LIMS starts from native protein, construct, and cell line data models instead. na2.hubs.ly/H07Vbrk0

Assay data trips up biologics LIMS setups: mismatched plate layouts, manual reformatting. Valink Therapeutics' new deployment builds plate-based assay designs and instrument data processing into the same environment as samples and molecules. na2.hubs.ly/H07V5tg0

Could a biomanufacturing facility stay on freezer software that kept crashing, with support about to end? That's what Gates Biomanufacturing faced, before migrating 13,000+ sample rows into Sample Manager with zero data loss. Full story: na2.hubs.ly/H07LhJJ0

Field teams and lab teams often use different terms for the same sample. LabKey's agriculture LIMS matches field-recorded IDs to lab records automatically, so nothing gets lost in translation between the two. na2.hubs.ly/H07VbqS0

Complex biologics research means lots of physical inventory: protein batches, aliquots, freezers. At Valink Therapeutics, all of it lives in the same LabKey Biologics LIMS deployment as their molecular registry, in sync by default. na2.hubs.ly/H07V5tP0