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Katrina A Badiola¹, Colin Bird², William S Brocklesby³

¹School of Chemistry , The University of Sydney , NSW 2006 , Australia.

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Open source Electronic Laboratory Notebooks (ELNs) offer adaptable solutions for academic researchers, enhancing collaboration and data management. These researcher-centric systems meet diverse needs across various scientific disciplines.

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Area of Science:

* Scientific research and laboratory informatics.
* Development and application of digital tools in academia.

Background:

* Traditional paper laboratory notebooks are being superseded by Electronic Laboratory Notebooks (ELNs).
* Academic researchers have unique requirements for ELNs, emphasizing collaboration, data sharing, and publication support.
* The need for flexible, researcher-centric digital solutions in academic settings is growing.

Purpose of the Study:

* To evaluate the suitability of a specific open source ELN (LabTrove) for diverse academic research environments.
* To explore how a web-based, open source ELN can address the varied needs of university researchers.
* To demonstrate the practical application and benefits of researcher-centric ELNs in academic labs.

Main Methods:

* Case study utilizing the LabTrove Electronic Laboratory Notebook as an exemplar.
* Analysis of researcher experiences across heterogeneous academic laboratories.
* Qualitative assessment of ELN utility for experiment recording, data preservation, and project coordination.

Main Results:

* LabTrove ELN is being successfully employed in diverse fields such as analytical chemistry, X-ray studies, drug discovery, and biomaterials.
* Researchers are utilizing the ELN for essential tasks including experiment documentation, data archiving, and managing research projects.
* The open source and researcher-centric design of LabTrove facilitates its adoption and adaptation in academic settings.

Conclusions:

* Web-based, open source ELNs can effectively meet the diverse requirements of academic researchers.
* Researcher-centric design is crucial for ELN adoption and utility in academic institutions.
* ELNs like LabTrove enhance collaboration, data integrity, and efficiency in academic research workflows.