New in BioARCHIVE: Access control down to the smallest detail
Anyone who documents study data – alone or together with biological samples – in a team needs a system that is not only flexible but also allows for detailed control. BioARCHIVE is designed precisely for this purpose: 👉 Configure data individually 👉 Control access...
BioARCHIVE in 9 scenarios
In our series of articles, we have presented nine very different scenarios – from small academic projects to specialized companies and complex institutions: Sample Providers Academic Groups Public Studies Pharma Labs (Form Z) External Sample Storage Free version...
University campus & networked working
On modern university campuses, numerous departments work in parallel – medicine, biology, geosciences. Each area needs its own research documentation, but the infrastructure should be shared. With BioARCHIVE, the software can be installed once centrally and made...
Healthcare & umbilical cord blood
More and more parents are choosing to store umbilical cord blood for future healthcare purposes. For the facilities that manage these samples, this means the highest standards of safety and quality.und Qualität. With BioARCHIVE, umbilical cord blood samples, including...
Reproductive medicine
In reproductive medicine, the management of cryopreserved donations is a sensitive issue. In addition to the samples themselves, donor data, recipient data, and quality assurance measures must be documented in full. BioARCHIVE offers a secure and transparent solution...
Free version for small projects
Research often starts small—a doctoral thesis, a pilot study, a team project. But even with just a few samples or test subjects, a clear structure is crucial. The free version of BioARCHIVE offers full functionality for up to 100 samples or study cases – ideal for...
External sample storage
Companies that store samples for third parties bear a great deal of responsibility: safety, transparency and traceability are essential here. With BioARCHIVE, these companies can provide their clients with controlled access to the data. Every sample movement is...
Centrally networked instead of managed in isolation: this is how cross-location collaboration succeeds
We are delighted about our contribution to Laborpraxis! The article shows how a central platform opens up new possibilities for the management of sample and study data in the laboratory. How can overarching collaboration in distributed laboratory and research networks...
