Electronic Chemistry Notebook for Everyone
ecLabNote is a completely web-based electronic lab notebook (ELN) created by organic chemists for organic chemists. Stop hiding your experiments in paper notebooks and start to share, inspire, and help your colleagues to make your research go further!
Why ecLabNote?
It's an Easy Lab Notebook!
Easy to learn
"No activation energy"Get started in minutes, not hours
Easy to master
Designed for chemists
Intuitive interface
Easy to collaborate
Search, share and document your experiments with your coworkers
Easy to run
Available in your browser on all platforms
Easy to assess risks
Stay on top of your experimental risks with built in risk assessment
Hard to quit
Once you start, you are hooked!
What Our Users Say
The students just get it from day one
Professor using ecLabNote in his group for 15 years
No activation energy
Fabulous risk assessment
Beta tester that never stopped using ecLabNote
Straight forward!
Very valuable when putting new students up to speed with a project
One of our first customers
About ecLabNote
Are you tired of fumbling through notebook after notebook to find the right experiment? Does the research get lost when the student leaves? Have you spent hours to decipher the old postdoc's handwriting? Then start using an electronic lab notebook!
Does the setup and cost of traditional ELNs scare you? Are you lacking the infrastructure to keep servers backed up and secure? Then start using ecLabNote!
ecLabNote is developed with the synthetic organic chemist in mind in close collaboration with the University of Gothenburg. The main focus is ease of use and the avoidance of the hassle with server setups, maintenance, and backups which all too often constitute a too big hurdle for academic groups and small companies.
Another major goal was to achieve cross-platform performance and since ecLabNote is run completely in the browser it can be used on all platforms, including iPhone and iPad.
Technical Details
- ecLabNote runs completely in your browser with no plugins. This means that it runs out of the box on all major computers and platforms.
- ecLabNote is a hosted service, running on secure servers. This eliminates the need for local server hardware, setup, installation and backups.
- Group admin can easily administer user accounts.
- All changes to an experiment are recorded and can be viewed in a history view.
- The experiments are fully searchable, including substructure searches.
Free Evaluation
Try ecLabNote for one month completely free
We offer a full-featured group account with the possibility to add as many users as needed for free for one month. This gives you and your team the opportunity to fully evaluate ecLabNote in your real-world research environment without any limitations.
During your free trial, you'll have access to all features including:
- Unlimited users in your group
- Full experiment tracking and documentation
- Structure and substructure search capabilities
- Collaboration tools for your entire team
- Complete history and audit trail
ecLabNote Open
Open Notebook Science is a concept coined by the late Jean-Claude Bradley to denote science where the experimental results are published real-time in an open lab notebook.
... there is a URL to a laboratory notebook that is freely available and indexed on common search engines. It does not necessarily have to look like a paper notebook but it is essential that all of the information available to the researchers to make their conclusions is equally available to the rest of the world
At ecLabNote, we find this idea very attractive, and we are therefore offering ecLabNote for free for any group who is willing to go fully open! In our version, that means that the experimental record is published with a Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY), free for anyone to reuse as they see fit as long as the original author is acknowledged.
If you find this as attractive as we do, please contact us for further discussions at info@eclabnote.com or check out the already opened experiments.
It's also possible to only open up specific experiments to share with outside colleagues or just spread the word on your work!
Contact Us
We'd love to hear from you! Whether you have questions, want to request a demo, or need assistance, we're here to help.