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Lab Wiki
Encyclopedia of Scientific Research Team
Wei Shen
http://shenwei.me
Department of Microbiology, TMMU
Aug. 2014

Huge Demands
● Bacteria and cell strains
● Equipments and reagents
● Experimental techniques
● Writting thesis (method and material)
● Frequently asked information
● Exchanging experiences

Old ways
● MS Word and Excel ( hard to exchange and
track changes )
● Passed down from generation to generation
( risk of missing )
● Concierge management ( huge workload, lack
of timeliness )

Wiki

Features
● Web-based
● Free content
● Written collaboratively
● Tracked changes
● Rich text

Benefits
● Bacterial and cell strains
● Equipments and reagents
● Frequently asked information
● Experimental techniques
● Experiences
Shared
Information
Collective
Intelligence

Make a contribution
● Edit
● Review
● Mange

Build a wiki
● OS: Linux, Unix, Mac OS X, Windows ...
● Web server: Any that supports PHP
● Wiki software: wikimedia, dokuwiki ...

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Lab Wiki

1. Lab Wiki Encyclopedia of Scientific Research Team Wei Shen http://shenwei.me Department of Microbiology, TMMU Aug. 2014

2. Huge Demands ● Bacteria and cell strains ● Equipments and reagents ● Experimental techniques ● Writting thesis (method and material) ● Frequently asked information ● Exchanging experiences

3. Old ways ● MS Word and Excel ( hard to exchange and track changes ) ● Passed down from generation to generation ( risk of missing ) ● Concierge management ( huge workload, lack of timeliness )

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6. Benefits ● Bacterial and cell strains ● Equipments and reagents ● Frequently asked information ● Experimental techniques ● Experiences Shared Information Collective Intelligence

7. Make a contribution ● Edit ● Review ● Mange

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