Cats and elephants

In case anyone is interested/finding this later, I've found no positive comments on LabArchives for synthetic chemistry: here or elsewhere. Most other comments have not used language I would reproduce here (though biologists/molecular biologists seem to have a different view).

Think that goes for all lab book "platforms"!

Or, indeed, examples of best practice of ELNs in Synthetic Chemistry in general?

Or... advice on what to avoid?!

Sorry, that's @jacs.acspublications.org

This was a great team effort, begun by Ivan, as an MSci student, under the watchful eye of Ivonne. Ivonne finished it off, with contributions from PhD students Esmé and Ed, and summer student Hailey (Ngoc Minh Huong). (3/3)

We use arrayed probes as a new approach to analysing materials surfaces. Here, that means graphene oxide, as a 'quick and dirty' QC approach: the supply is extremely variable, so a rapid way to assess what you have is crucial. (2/3)