RSpace - The Grooviest RDM Tool

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RSpace is an open-source platform that orchestrates research workflows into FAIR data management ecosystems.

RSpace Features

Electronic Lab Notebook

• Produce polished and professional documents with ease using a powerful built-in editor
• Link your samples, equipment and materials to documents, related files and DMP with just a click
• Facilitate collaboration and always stay up-to-date with automatic document sharing, back-up, and auditing
• Save time on data entry by utilizing custom experiment templates and workflows tailored to your specific research needs
• Perform data analysis within the ELN environment, with built-in analysis tools and integrations with powerful software

Inventory

• Simplify lab inventory and sample management with an intuitive and visually focused interface
• Employ powerful search and sorting features to help you find what you need, when you need it
• Access and update experiments from anywhere, using desktop or mobile devices
• Optimize your workflow by utilizing powerful templates to easily create new samples, subsamples, and containers
• Utilize barcodes and IGSN identifiers to streamline inventory tracking and management

Connectivity

• Leverage seamless connectivity between ELN and Inventory systems for efficient data exchange and workflow automation
• Benefit from customizable integration solutions tailored to the specific requirements of research projects and laboratory workflows
• Maintain a thorough and up-to-date record of research and equipment use with automatic updates between ELN and Inventory
• Easily import and export your data at any time, in a wide variety of formats, including export to repositories in association with a data management plan
• Incorporate the use of Persistent Identifiers (PIDs) to efficiently track and reference assets across ELN and Inventory

Empowering your institution's research ecosystem

RSpace is a versatile open-source platform designed for seamless deployment in cloud or on-premise environments. It also easily integrates within any existing research infrastructure.

Leveraging over two decades of collective experience and expertise in institutional research data management and the RSpace platform, the Research Space team supports research organizations, research commons, and cloud providers in delivering high quality infrastructure.

We achieve this through RSpace Solutions - a suite of enterprise-grade services tailored to help implement, adopt, and maintain a modern, integrated, and continuously evolving FAIR research data ecosystem.

Supercharge your Research Commons

For many years, RSpace has been active in exploring interoperability between research tools to enable FAIR data, developing expertise in our role and potential within a research commons infrastructure.

This has naturally led to involvement with the Global Open Research Commons (GORC) IG and WG, and the Mapping the Landscape of Digital Research Tools WG, which developed the MaLDReTH map of the Digital Tools Landscape.

We have also been a primary contributor to the development of REASON, the proposed Research Commons for Norway, as well as two similar initiatives: Canada's Alliance Cloud Connect, and the New England Research Cloud.

Our extensive experience in understanding the complexity and goals of research commons make us the ideal partner in enabling a successful shared infrastructure.

Trusted by institutions and researchers worldwide

Leibniz Institute on Aging - Fritz Lipmann Institute (FLI), Germany

"Now, the users savor ELN functions like full-text search, revision control, working together on documents, linking files and the possibility to share the ELN across the team and access it from home." Read full case study »

Centre for Cardiovascular Science, The University of Edinburgh

"When it became clear that the feedback was overwhelmingly positive and users were very happy with the ease of access and quality of support, it was decided that RSpace was the right ELN for CVS." Read full case study »

We are proud to be deployed at:

CSIRO, Harvard University, Jülich, Leibniz-FLI, Leiden University, ULiège, MDCN, Natureworks, Particles for Humanity, Ridgeline, Seattle Children's, Tavotek, TU Delft, The Arctic University of Norway, UCL, UGent, UNIMIB, University of Bonn, University of Edinburgh, University of Geneva, University of Göttingen