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Rescentris Provides Electronic Lab Notebook to US Air Force Labs

Sep 13, 2005

NEW YORK, Sept. 13 (GenomeWeb News) - The Cellular Dynamics and Engineering Program at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base has started using Rescentris' electronic lab notebook solution, Columbus, Ohio-based Rescentris said today.

 

Rescentris' Collaborative Electronic Research Framework is an information management system that enables laboratories to avoid paper archival costs and make all data searchable.

 

"CERF is a candidate for being a Department of Defense standard piece of software for life sciences research efforts," Chris Geib, a contracted information technology manager at Wright-Patterson, said in a statement.

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