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  1. In order to tackle the important and challenging problem in proteomics of identifying known and new protein sequences using high-throughput methods, we propose a data-sharing platform that uses fully distribut...

    Authors: Marco Schorlemmer, Joaquín Abián, Carles Sierra, David de la Cruz, Lorenzo Bernacchioni, Enric Jaén, Adrian Perreau de Pinninck and Manuel Atencia
    Citation: Automated Experimentation 2012 4:1
  2. Traditional scientific workflow platforms usually run individual experiments with little evaluation and analysis of performance as required by automated experimentation in which scientists are being allowed to...

    Authors: Siu-wai Leung, Xueping Quan, Paolo Besana, Qian Li, Mark Collins, Dietlind Gerloff and Dave Robertson
    Citation: Automated Experimentation 2011 3:3
  3. Currently most biomedical labs in universities and government funded research institutions use paper lab notebooks for recording experimental data and spreadsheets for managing sample data. One consequence is ...

    Authors: Rory Macneil
    Citation: Automated Experimentation 2011 3:2
  4. In ecological networks, natural communities are studied from a complex systems perspective by representing interactions among species within them in the form of a graph, which is in turn analysed using mathema...

    Authors: Miguel Lurgi and David Robertson
    Citation: Automated Experimentation 2011 3:1
  5. Laboratory protocols in life sciences tend to be written in natural language, with negative consequences on repeatability, distribution and automation of scientific experiments. Formalization of knowledge is b...

    Authors: Alessandro Maccagnan, Mauro Riva, Erika Feltrin, Barbara Simionati, Tullio Vardanega, Giorgio Valle and Nicola Cannata
    Citation: Automated Experimentation 2010 2:3
  6. We review the main components of autonomous scientific discovery, and how they lead to the concept of a Robot Scientist. This is a system which uses techniques from artificial intelligence to automate all aspe...

    Authors: Andrew Sparkes, Wayne Aubrey, Emma Byrne, Amanda Clare, Muhammed N Khan, Maria Liakata, Magdalena Markham, Jem Rowland, Larisa N Soldatova, Kenneth E Whelan, Michael Young and Ross D King
    Citation: Automated Experimentation 2010 2:1
  7. With massive amounts of data being generated in electronic format, there is a need in basic science laboratories to adopt new methods for tracking and analyzing data. An electronic laboratory notebook (ELN) is...

    Authors: Jerry M Wright
    Citation: Automated Experimentation 2009 1:5
  8. eCAT is an electronic lab notebook (ELN) developed by Axiope Limited. It is the first online ELN, the first ELN to be developed in close collaboration with lab scientists, and the first ELN to be targeted at r...

    Authors: Nigel H Goddard, Rory Macneil and Jonathan Ritchie
    Citation: Automated Experimentation 2009 1:4
  9. Practicing and studying automated experimentation may benefit from philosophical reflection on experimental science in general. This paper reviews the relevant literature and discusses central issues in the ph...

    Authors: Hans Radder
    Citation: Automated Experimentation 2009 1:2
  10. Modern experimental science provides more opportunities for yet larger series of experiments. Demand for experimental results also has become more diverse, requiring results that have direct connections to sys...

    Authors: David Robertson, Siu-wai Leung and Dietlind Gerloff
    Citation: Automated Experimentation 2009 1:1