Workshop highlights practical features of Chemotion ELN to enhance research efficiency for users.
This presentation was given as part of the series of events DatenDienstag by the state initiative research data management Lower Saxony (FDM-NDS) on 2026-08-11. The DatenDienstag is organised by the State Initiative Research Data Management Lower Saxony (FDM-NDS). FDM-NDS is a collaborative project under the umbrella of Hochschule.digital Niedersachsen and is funded as part of zukunft.niedersachsen, a funding program from the Lower Saxony Ministry of Science and Culture (MWK) and VolkswagenStiftung. Abstract: Are you already using Chemotion ELN, but have the feeling you're only scratching the surface? This one-hour workshop introduces a selection of useful but often overlooked features that can make your daily work more efficient. Through a series of short demonstrations and practical examples, participants will discover hidden gems of Chemotion ELN, including ChemLocalLink, SmartAdd, Labels and much more as well as a sneak peek at upcoming features. Rather than exploring every feature in detail, the workshop aims to inspire participants with practical tips and workflows that they can immediately apply in their own research. The workshop is intended for researchers in Lower Saxony using the Chemotion ELN (e.g. in the Academic Cloud), but of course open to all interested people. It is suitable for anyone with basic experience using Chemotion ELN who would like to get more out of the electronic lab notebook. The event is designed for researchers using Chemotion ELN and anyone interested in Chemotion ELN.
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