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Tools for Oracles and Overlords

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Tools for organizing and sharing scientific data can be also be helpful when managing resources and peoples.

Have a look some of the features of GitHub a version control system and Benchling an electronic lab notebook.

GitHub

Git change log

ChangeLog, screen presenting list of changes made to the project (with author and dates)


Git entry documenting change

Change Entry details. Showing the description message, affected file and the nature of change marked in colors.
The red with ‘-‘ are sections which have been removed and the green with ‘+’ are new content.


View of readmefile

The content of readme file before applying the changes from the change log entry above


View of readmefile

The content of readme file after applying the changes from the change log entry above


Change entry for multifiles

Log Entry details for a multi-file change. Affected files are listed on the left, the nature of change can be previewed in the middle panel


Contribution view

View of the activity for the development of teaching materials for “FAIR in practice”.
There is visible summer drop of contributions due to the holiday seasons. Then the are burst of activities just before and after of dealivering that workshop.


GitHub personal page

GitHub page for one of the carpentries editor, show his involvement in multiple open projects

Benchling

Benchling record with provenance

ELN record with provenance information; it is a clone ie a copy of another record


History of changes

Benchling change record documents authorship of edits and permits a quick “time travel” to the earlier versions.
It misses the description message of the changes.


Benchling data links

ELN records can contain links to other documents / information systems


Calendar

Calendar view of lab activities


Plasmid references

References to iventory of biological materials


Plasmid map

Embeded tools and visualizations for molecular biology

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