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| Symyx Announces New Version of Symyx Software Symyx Technologies has announced the release of a new version of its Symyx Software Lab Execution and Experiment Analysis applications. Symyx Software provides comprehensive R&D project execution and decision-support for chemical, energy, pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies. The Symyx Software suite is comprised of Lab Execution, Lab Analysis and Electronic Lab Notebook applications. * Lab Execution applications: control, monitor and manage data acquisition for laboratory instruments * Experiment Analysis applications: real-time data warehousing so that members of a team or an entire organization can simplify reporting or search by document or chemical structure, utilizing multiple query and browsing tools * Electronic Laboratory Notebook applications: simplify record-keeping and help researchers compose, load, calculate and share experimental information, with support for both regulated and non-regulated environments and both conventional and array based experimentation All components of Symyx Lab Execution and Experiment Analysis applications have been enhanced with new features including: - Library Studio – the chemical and mixture grids capture more information from an external chemical inventory, and sources can be better mapped into libraries, particularly in the area of many-to-many maps. The developer kit now supports .NET 2003. - Epoch /Impressionist – now offers users enhanced productivity in protocol authoring, workspace definition, recovery from unforeseen problems, data viewing, and support for numerous new types of instrument devices. - Spectra Studio – a new user-specified reference mode was added for sorting spectra. In addition, there are performance enhancements to spectra preprocessing and sorting. - Data Browser – offers new types of reporting, a restructured user interface, and developer kit support for customized searches. - Polyview – features improvements to query and list management, including the ability to save queries, to determine what part of a query gave rise to a specific list, and to reuse parts of a query. Other improvements include enhanced data export and image handling. - Application Server – key changes include better sharing of experimental data collected at multiple sites through automated replication and enhanced security administration. write your comments about the article :: © 2006 Computing News :: home page |