| The Strategic Guide to Computer Systems Validation (CSV) in Life Sciences  The FDA's February 2026 guidance on Computer Software Assurance now favors critical thinking and risk over paperwork. Astrix maps out a risk-based approach to Computer Systems Validation that helps life sciences teams reach audit readiness, stay 21 CFR Part 11 compliant, and cut validation cycle times without compromising data integrity.[Read More]
Migrating Off Spreadsheets and Access to a LIMS Without Disrupting Active Work  Most labs delay leaving spreadsheets and Access not over cost, but over the fear that switching systems means stopping work. LabLynx explains how a phased migration to a LIMS runs alongside the old setup, moving one workflow at a time so samples keep flowing and the lab never goes dark, while dirty data gets cleaned before anything moves.[Read More]
CSols Is Hiring: Remote Business Development Manager (Western/Central US)  CSols, Inc. is hiring a remote Business Development Manager for the Western and Central US. It is a consultative role, acting as a strategic advisor to labs transforming their scientific data management, finding new opportunities and nurturing relationships across informatics strategy, validation, and implementation. Must reside in the territory.[Read More]
Optimizing Fragment-Based Drug Discovery by NMR: A Deep Dive into Mnova Screening Software Solutions  Fragment-based drug discovery by NMR is a powerful method in early-stage development, and the right software makes screening far faster. SciY shows how Mnova Screen 1D and Screen 2D analyze ligand and protein-observed NMR data with automated peak picking and Q-Score ranking, while Mnova Binding measures binding affinities from titration data.[Read More]
Transforming Canadian Energy & Chemical Labs with AI Readiness  CSols shows energy and petrochemical labs how to lay the groundwork for AI, moving from reactive historical reporting to predictive, data-driven operations. The session includes a look at Thermo Scientific SampleManager LIMS for spotting trends and heading off issues, plus an action plan for closing data readiness gaps.[Read More]
Moving Your Lab Off Google Docs, OneNote, and Spreadsheets (Without Losing the Work You've Already Done)  A lab's protocols in Google Docs, data in Excel, notes in OneNote: it works until a reviewer asks about an experiment from fourteen months ago, or the person who owns the file leaves. ELabELN lays out how to move that record into an electronic lab notebook without losing the work already done, and without stopping the lab to do it.[Read More]
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