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'''"[[Journal:Electronic laboratory notebooks in a public–private partnership|Electronic laboratory notebooks in a public–private partnership]]"'''
'''"[[Journal:Energy informatics: Fundamentals and standardization|Energy informatics: Fundamentals and standardization]]"'''


This report shares the experience during selection, implementation and maintenance phases of an [[electronic laboratory notebook]] (ELN) in a public–private partnership project and comments on users' feedback. In particular, we address which time constraints for roll-out of an ELN exist in granted projects and which benefits and/or restrictions come with out-of-the-box solutions. We discuss several options for the implementation of support functions and potential advantages of open-access solutions. Connected to that, we identified willingness and a vivid culture of data sharing as the major item leading to success or failure of collaborative research activities. The feedback from users turned out to be the only angle for driving technical improvements, but also exhibited high efficiency. Based on these experiences, we describe best practices for future projects on implementation and support of an ELN supporting a diverse, multidisciplinary user group based in academia, NGOs, and/or for-profit corporations located in multiple time zones. ('''[[Journal:Electronic laboratory notebooks in a public–private partnership|Full article...]]''')<br />
Based on international standardization and power utility practices, this paper presents a preliminary and systematic study on the field of energy [[informatics]] and analyzes boundary expansion of information and energy systems, and the convergence of energy systems and ICT. A comprehensive introduction of the fundamentals and standardization of energy informatics is provided, and several key open issues are identified.
 
With the changing of global climate and a world energy shortage, a smooth transition from conventional fossil fuel-based energy supplies to renewable energy sources is critical for the sustainable development of human society. Meanwhile, the energy domain is experiencing a paradigmatic change by integrating conventional energy systems with advanced [[information]] and communication technologies (ICT), which poses new challenges to the efficient operation and design of energy systems. ('''[[Journal:Energy informatics: Fundamentals and standardization|Full article...]]''')<br />
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"Energy informatics: Fundamentals and standardization"

Based on international standardization and power utility practices, this paper presents a preliminary and systematic study on the field of energy informatics and analyzes boundary expansion of information and energy systems, and the convergence of energy systems and ICT. A comprehensive introduction of the fundamentals and standardization of energy informatics is provided, and several key open issues are identified.

With the changing of global climate and a world energy shortage, a smooth transition from conventional fossil fuel-based energy supplies to renewable energy sources is critical for the sustainable development of human society. Meanwhile, the energy domain is experiencing a paradigmatic change by integrating conventional energy systems with advanced information and communication technologies (ICT), which poses new challenges to the efficient operation and design of energy systems. (Full article...)

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Electronic laboratory notebooks in a public–private partnership
Laboratory information system – Where are we today?
Clinical note creation, binning, and artificial intelligence