T****i
发帖数: 15191 | 2 I would use shared database, each student with different user name and
password.
There are tons of lab information managing systems (LIMS). Most of them only
work on PC. And a bad thing about them is that they were written by
programmers not biologists, so they are in general not intuitive, not
tailored to the needs of every biologist. Besides, usually you have to pay a
few hundred dollars a year. I think some may worth the money if your lab is
large enough. For smaller labs, it may be better to spend sometime to make
your own databases. I made databases using filemaker pro to handle mouse
work/histology, bacterial strains/plasmid clones, yeast strains, mammalian
cells and reagent inventory. They are much better than using spreadsheets.
【在 G***G 的大作中提到】
: suppose there are 10 students in a small lab.
: how do you set up a database?
: each student is given a database?
: each student is given a scheme and all students share a database?
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