Service Excellence Small Team of the Year Awards – the results are in This is my last blog for the IDBS Support Service Desk Institute Small Team of the Year Service Excellence Awards – now there’s a mouthful for…
Drug Discovery News June 2012 With a goal of transforming how researchers access curated biological content and apply it to their research workflows, IDBS has taken the wraps off of a partnership with the Property & Science Division of Thomson…
The IDBS Racy Ladies survive the Race for Life We would like to say a HUGE, ENORMOUS and MASSIVE thank you to everyone who made a donation. Your generosity really means a lot to us and to Cancer Research…
Scientific Computing World June 2012 Speaking to Scientific Computing World, EMC Isilon’s Rob Anderson discusses the rise of genomics. Read the article hereAbout IDBSContact us More news…
Scientific Computing World June 2012 A lookback at the past 12 months. Read the article hereAbout IDBSContact us More news…
Scientific Computing World June 2012 Few areas of study have seen their use of data expand as much as in the field of genetics, explains Felix Grant. Read the article hereAbout IDBSContact us More news…
BioInform June 2012 IDBS said this week that the Drug Discovery and Development center at the University of Cape Town has selected its E-WorkBook electronic laboratory notebook to store, manage, and analyze drug metabolism and pharmacokinetic data. Read the article…
BioBook consolidates assay data to improve workflow and speed drug discovery London, UK, Boston, US, June 14, 2012 – IDBS, a global provider of innovative data management, analytics and modeling solutions, today announced that the University of Cape Town…
Scientific Computing World June 2012 E-WorkBook for Chemistry extended with the Reactor engine. Read the article hereAbout IDBSContact us More news…
The ladies of IDBS prepare for The Race for Life Working at IDBS, we often have an insight into ongoing research that covers a vast range of serious illnesses. But few have quite the same impact as Cancer. It…