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At BioPartner Leiden, we hosted the first Dutch edition of SciSure Talks: Safe AI for Science. Welcoming researchers, founders, and industry leaders to explore how we can make AI truly work for science 👩🔬 From AI-ready laboratory infrastructure to governance, intellectual property, and secure scientific data, the evening sparked thoughtful discussions about where our industry is heading, and the approaches needed to tackle it. We launched SciSure Talks to create a space where these kinds of conversations can continue, ideas can be challenged, and the scientific community can come together around the topics driving positive change across science. Because at the end of the day, technology moves science forward, but communities make it happen. Watch the video here 👇 #SciSureTalks #LifeSciences #AIInLabs #ScientificDataManagement

Why does so much scientist time still go to everything except the science? 🧪 Our VP of Global Alliances and Marketing, Jon Zibell, recently contributed to the ZAGENO Inc. blog on this very question. Part of the answer is that lab software and operational infrastructure grew up separately. A scientist can plan their next experiment in an electronic lab notebook (ELN) in an afternoon, but whether it happens on schedule depends on things the ELN never sees: materials arriving, suppliers getting approved, or orders clearing internal reviews. If your organization is investing in lab software for research while ordering still runs on a patchwork of logins, spreadsheets, and email threads, give this piece a skim. Link in the first comment 👇 #ResearchOperations #LabOperations #Biopharma

Global gene therapy R&D moves fast and FTGEN Corp (Frontera Therapeutics) needed their documentation to keep up 🧬 By centralizing experimental records, sample tracking, and protocols in SciSure, their team now spends 20-30% less time on documentation and information retrieval - time redirected straight back into the science.   "SciSure has become an important part of our laboratory operations," shares Zhong-Dong Shi, PhD, SVP and Head of R&D, Frontera Therapeutics.   Read the full story → Links in the comments below 👇 #GeneTherapy #ResearchAndDevelopment #SucceedwithSciSure #FronteraTherapeutics

Getting chemicals into a chemical inventory system sounds straightforward, until it isn't ⚗️ Instead, you're more likely to find yourself wasting hours on manual entry, struggling with disconnected procurement systems, and inconsistent data that makes it hard to trust what you're looking at, let alone report on it. If that friction sounds familiar, this session is worth your time. On 21st July at CSHEMA 2026, Daina Huntington, Solutions Consultant Manager at SciSure, will walk you through the modern toolbox for building a more scalable chemical inventory program. In her session, she'll cover: ✅ The common barriers that stall chemical inventory programs before they gain traction. ✅ How to standardize chemical data for consistency and accuracy ✅ Automation options for capturing and enriching chemical information ✅ Integrating procurement systems to reduce manual entry ✅ Using Prior Approvals to streamline review and risk assessment workflows ✅ Measuring program success through operational and compliance metrics If you support researchers, lab teams, or an institutional EHS program, this one's for you 👩🔬 Drop by our technical session: "The Modern Toolbox for More Efficient Chemical Entry: Strategies to Build a Scalable Chemical Inventory Program." Tuesday, July 21 | 11:25 AM – 12:10 PM | CSHEMA #ChemicalInventory #LabSafety #EHS #ChemicalManagement

Two months. That's how long Boston University needed to get an in-house COVID-19 testing lab from kickoff to fully live 🧪 In fall 2020, BU set out to test students, faculty, and staff on campus, with results delivered by the next day. At its peak, the BU Clinical Testing Laboratory processed more than 9,000 samples per day. Test orders would come in from two Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems, one for students and one for employees. Samples ran through testing robots and results had to land back in the right EMR, reliably, every day. SciSure's Electronic Lab Notebook (ELN) and its APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) connected the robots and both EMRs, and kept duplicate barcodes out of the system. 🚀 Zareh Zurabyan, VP, Enterprise Solutions Architect, at SciSure, shares: "We had an impressive number of collaborators for this project, from Enterprise Health, Hamilton Robotics, and local hospitals and health clinics. It was inspiring to watch them mobilize and come together on the basis of common values of public health and safety. Even more impressive was the digital tech stack infrastructure of Damp Lab that was built in a very short period of time, leveraging the available APIs of all parties involved for seamless data flow, analysis, and reporting. Everyone involved did a phenomenal job to accomplish the goals at hand!" 👩🔬 Six years on, the takeaway still holds: the labs that scale fastest are the ones whose systems already talk to each other. A big thank you to Shari Huval, Executive Director - IS&T Research Admin and Campus Planning & Ops at Boston University for being a part of our journey. #SucceedwithSciSure #ELN #LabOperations

SciSure is at OnHelix 2026 today! Our very own Dmitry Bachin, PhD Bachin is on the ground at the Babraham Research Campus, ready to talk all things lab organization, from sample tracking to compliance. Go say hi if you are there. Wishing you a great event, Dmitry! 🚀

The SciSure team is headed to Austin this July 🚀 Come and join us for the 73rd annual CSHEMA 2026 conference!   The EHS landscape isn't letting up any time soon; that's where CSHEMA brings together lab operations, safety teams, and the people solving problems every day in academic and research environments.   Drop by booths 201 and 300 to tell us the last time your safety team was expected to do more with the same headcount. We'd love to walk you through how SciSure's EHS platform supports chemical tracking, inspections and audits, incident management, and training. All in one system built to support scientific organizations of every shape, size, and specialization. You'll find a team of friendly faces (and ears) with:   Pramilla Sundaresh, our VP of Professional Services Philip Meer, our CEO Kimi Brown, ARM, NRCC-CHO, CSP, our Director of Product Michael Juron, our VP of Commercial Dr. Lisa Fealy, PhD Fealy, our Customer Success Analyst Joe DeBrocke, our Strategic Account Executive Daina Huntington, our Solutions Consultant Manager Jonathan Amadio, our Strategic Account Executive   We'll also be presenting our Technical Session on Tuesday, July 21 (11:25 AM-12:10 PM), "The Modern Toolbox for More Efficient Chemical Entry: Strategies to Build a Scalable Chemical Inventory Program." If you've invested a ton in procurement, inventory, or a safety system, but are having to manually reconcile records after the fact, this one's for you.   Looking forward to connecting with the EHS and safety community in Austin! See you there 👩🔬

A lab can buy the best software on the market and still watch scientists drift back to paper ✍   The research keeps landing on the same reason: adoption is a trust decision, and trust forms through participation. And in our experience, scientists commit to systems they've played an actual role in shaping.   Our CEO, Philip Meer, has spent his career running implementations across a range of industries. This is the principle he keeps coming back to:   "Implementation, above all else, is the opportunity for a partner to make its first and biggest impression on a customer. Scientists decide in those early weeks whether a system can enhance their ability to perform their daily work and, as a result, earn trust.   Our job at SciSure is to lower the activation energy required to get started, giving our customers the ability to focus on improving outcomes as opposed to setting up software."   🧫 If you've lived through a lab software rollout, which side of this graphic did yours land on? #SoftwareAdoption #GlobalChangeManagement #ScientificManagement #LabOps #ELN #LIMS #EHS

Every new lab system asks scientists for energy before it gives anything back 👩🔬 Chemistry has a name for that upfront cost, "activation energy." It also has a fix: a solid implementation process. And that's where we put the effort. At SciSure: ✅ Workflows get mapped with the lab before anything is configured. ✅ Onboarding is built around how each team actually works. ✅ Support stays in place after go-live, ✅ and adoption has a named owner on both sides. Our goal by the end: confident users who bring the rest of the lab along. Turns out, scientists do commit to tools that give energy back quickly. Below, we cover what happens when they don't 👇

By the time a chemical regulator is standing at your doorway, your work is either done or it isn't ⚗️ Your records need to match what's on your shelves, or the gaps show up immediately. The same disconnected inventory that fails an inspection is what leaves first responders guessing during a real spill or fire. The labs that pass inspections are the ones where chemical safety is a part of their everyday process. So a visit just means showing their work. Here are 5 questions they can answer without batting an eye 👇