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Revision as of 01:41, 16 October 2014
Experimental reproducibility is hindered by current protocols.
Choosing reliable protocols is a recurrent problem in scientific research. Experimental practices may differ immensely across laboratories, diminishing the reproducibility of procedures and overall scientific method.
Learn more about problemIn response, we developed a free online catalog of laboratory protocols. Our software condenses the vast array of protocols into a single location, giving users access to top-rated procedures from across the globe.
Check out our software
