Scientific and Participatory Bibliography

Scientific and Participatory Bibliography is a module within the Laby laboratory management platform designed to help research teams centralise, organise, and share scientific literature. It is intended for laboratory teams who need a shared bibliographic base to support R&D projects, enabling researchers to store, classify, and access scientific articles, journals, and publications in one place.

The module provides a customised library where teams can define their own themes and keywords to identify and group documentary sources. Publications can be linked directly to ongoing R&D projects within the laboratory, and open access consultation allows all team members to read and reference documents from a common bibliographic base.

Adding and Organising Publications

• Publications and scientific journals can be added via drag and drop.
• DOI and metadata are retrieved automatically upon import.
• A list of references and authors is generated for each document.
• Personalised collections can be created and organised by theme.
• Publications can be attached to specific R&D projects within the laboratory.

Searching and Accessing Content

• A keyword search engine with advanced filters supports quick retrieval of publications.
• A quick view displays available content such as articles and journals.
• Email notifications can be sent to facilitate access by other researchers in the team.

Related Laby Platform Modules

• Electronic laboratory notebook for logging experiments, files, and analyses.
• Inventory and supply management for traceability of items, batches, products, and supplies.
• Equipment and maintenance management for instruments used in the laboratory.
• Timesheet tracking for time distribution across projects and administrative reporting.
• Digital signature for protecting innovations by recording data anteriority via a trusted third party.

The Scientific and Participatory Bibliography module is part of Laby's broader suite of laboratory management tools. It functions as a collaborative resource, supporting knowledge sharing and contributing to the progression of laboratory projects across teams.